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Business Podcast With Updated Industry News

By Dirk C Wallace

"Business Podcast... sounds like a Gen-Y thing," your colleagues may say. It’s true that Web 2.0 formats like social networking sites Myspace, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn attract a largely younger crowd.

However, in recent years, older entrepreneurs are recognizing the value of gathering stock information or providing advisory services in an interesting, engaging way. "The listening audience for Podcasting is not the 18-year-olds with their iPods so much as it is people a little bit older," says Stephen Malaster of www.streetiq.com.

"They’re finding demographics in the mid-30s; your typical, well-educated MAC user. My mother, who is in her late 60s likes to listen to Podcasts on cooking and travel."

New Podcasts Each Week

According to US News & World Report, there is an investment business podcast for everyone. Writer Katy Marquardt recommends "Money Girl: Part of the Quick & Dirty Tips series," which has a new show each week regarding investing mistakes, scams, stock info and personal finance advice.

"Wallstrip" (owned by CBS) has stock information and market analysis presented in a humorous way, with segments examining True Religion jeans, online communities like www.dogster.com and more.

Staying Informed About Latest Developments

"Mad Money Machine" is hosted by a big Jim Cramer fan and reviews the latest Mad Money recommendations weekly. "The Disciplined Investor," hosted by Andrew Horowitz, is for independent financial advisors and stock investors who want to remain informed.

It can be difficult to choose a business podcast that really engages you, especially when there are so many different focuses. One type of podcast is aimed at management advisory and leadership skills building.

Top Podcasts

According to Staci Wood at Small Business Trends Radio, the top podcasts in this area include the Business Explained Podcast by Stever Robbins (which delivers timely business news from an executive standpoint); MeetInnovators with Adrian Bye (interviews with the most influential managers); DishyMix with Susan Bratton (lessons from individuals in advertising, marketing and social media);

Help! My Business Sucks! with Andrew Lock (a controversial podcast helping entrepreneurs get more done while still having fun); Total Picture Radio with Peter Clayton (empowerment interviews); Harvard Business Ideacast (suggestions from management leaders); and Project Management War Stores with Wayne Thompson (interviews with business leaders).

Keeping Up With Industry News

A business podcast can sometimes serve as a new financial advisor. Many investors don’t feel comfortable getting all of their investment advice from just one person, so they keep up with industry news on their own. That way, they can bring pertinent questions to the financial advisor who manages their account.

They may ask about transferring to a burgeoning area or getting their money out of a dying stock. The best way for individuals to protect themselves is to listen to the latest business/investment news from a variety of sources and make their own informed decisions.

About the Author:
Dirk C Wallace has written a number of articles on computers and software including Anti-Virus Protection, Basic Computer Training, Computer Virus, Computer Help, Internet And Security, Spyware Uninstall, Adware Spyware Removal, Computer Security Handbook, Antispyware Software, Removal Software Spyware, Adware Spyware Removal Program, Spyware Uninstall.
Keep a lookout for more of his articles on this website.

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