Josh Brown the man behind the legend / The Human Advisor 09

The Human Advisor heads to New York City to meet with the one and only Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, CNBC contributor, and creator of The Reformed Broker.
Get to know Josh on a personal level as he shares stories of growing up in Long Island and his journey to becoming one of the most recognized faces in the industry.
In this episode, you’ll learn the importance of building a legacy for your employees, insight into the latest industry trends, and how to attract the right clientele for your firm.
Everyone has a story about what money means to them.
When someone sits down in your office, it’s so much more than doing business.
Your client comes to you with some of their core beliefs about success, identity, legacy, and relationship.
The Human Advisor Podcast is dedicated to changing the conversation from how big a financial advisor’s book of business is to how well do they take care of their clients and actually help people. There’s a new breed of modern advisors who want to make a difference and do something meaningful. And in our series, we’re telling their stories.
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[@peterpayne2219]

I have so much respect for Josh, let me tell you

[@dwadholm1]

Awesome interview. When I have my triggering moment I'm going to call Josh Brown. I like his spirit.

[@danielsigal]

This was great guys. Looking forward to more episodes. Totally laughed out loud at the Bad Boys 2 prom reference

[@TerryJulianLive]

As a black person, Josh is the only white guy on business media I can identify with. The hip hop/ rap references, he's straight to the point with swag, he's doesnt hold these corny conservative or overly liberal political ideas. He doesnt double talk. He makes you feel like anybody can understand this game. He's built to be around for a long time! When he gets his own show, its gonna be game over for anyone else.

[@boston1977boston]

"Can't trust it." It's just marketing IMO. What has happened in the past month? Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see Josh going out to protest in the wake of the George Floyd murder. I did hear that he took PPP and then turned his twitter account to private after the story came out. Some people think that true selves come out during a crisis, and I'm inclined to believe it. What is Josh really doing for black people other than robbing their swag for his own personal branding? Is there a single black person in his firm? Is there even a single minority? Chuck D would probably puke if he observed Josh's actions. Just my opinion though.

[@ttsiaras]

Really good long-form interview. I thought I knew all of Josh Brown's "super-hero origin" story, but always new nuggets.

[@MitlinFinancial]

A great listen...as per Tyrone "the Drake" of the industry Josh Brown in his own words "on the couch with Oprah"

[@boston1977boston]

Josh roots for the underdog? LOL!! OK then. Just heard he took PPP. If true, a CEO of a financial firm doing that - wouldn't that technically be taking money from the underdog since those funds are limited and earmarked for suffering small businesses? Also looks like went into digital hiding in a heartbeat by turning his twitter account private once the PPP story surfaced. Seems like he was trying hard to seem down with by putting a picture of Public Enemy on his twitter profile. That group would probably hate a guy like Josh if they ever heard about the PPP stuff. This guy seems phony AF. He does not seem "reformed" at all.