Banking is rapidly changing at the hands of financial technology. FinTech is opening new ways to borrow money, transfer money & secure money. Chris Skinner, author of “Digital Bank,” joins Robert, Kim and Ken McElroy to discuss this cutting-edge sector, which may lead to the end of ATMs and your local bank branch. Chris offers insights into how entrepreneurs can leverage FinTech to succeed in business.

An insider reveals how Apple grew from start-up to the world’s most-valuable company. Guy Kawasaki worked closely with Steve Jobs in the early days of Apple. focusing on the Macintosh computer. Guy offers valuable lessons for today’s entrepreneurs, and those with ambitions to start their own business.

Daymond John, founder of FUBU and host of “Shark Tank,” joins Robert and Kim for a raw look at entrepreneurship. Find out why being broke is the best tool any entrepreneur can have. Hear how John built a global brand from the kitchen of his mother’s house in New York. John also reveals the differences between a winning and losing pitch on “Shark Tank.”

Why do so many people endure jobs they hate? What holds back so many people from their dreams? Robert and Kim are joined by a teacher and scientist who shares her research on what behaviors lead to success as an entrepreneur. In the second part of the show, Robert and Kim discuss Generation Z, the up-and-coming demographic that will enter the workforce and compete with the sniveling Millennials.

Find out what central bankers and politicians plan to do after the next financial crash. Jim Rickards, author of “The Road to Ruin,” joins Robert and Kim and offers a clear-eyed view of how the next collapse will unfold and what you can do to preserve your wealth. Rickards has worked inside Wall St. and consulted at the highest levels of government. His insights are illuminating and rooted in social science and economic history.

Health care is the #1 cause for personal bankruptcy in the U.S. and the most profitable business in the U.S. Find out why so many Americans are fighting mad at insurers, doctors, pharmacists and health administrators. And let’s not get started with the politicians. Robert talks to Elisabeth Rosenthal, a doctor-turned-writer, who exposes the rotten health-care system and offers practical steps for anyone trying to navigate health care.

Robert talks to a whistle blower who exposed the world’s largest tax fraud. Find out how criminals inside and outside of the Swiss banking system operate. Hear stunning insights into how the most powerful banks work hand-in-hand with governments and institutional elites to cheat law-abiding taxpayers. This program is educational, stunning and infuriating.

Robert talks to the FBI’s former lead hostage negotiator. Find out how talking to a terrorist can translate to success in business. Simple tools like voice pitch can impact the outcome of a deal. Robert always says the #1 skill of a successful entrepreneur is the ability to sell. This show delves into the psychology, preparation and emotions of various types of negotiations, from buying a car to asking for araise.

Income inequality is a natural by-product of capitalism. So why is everybody so mad? Robert examines the history of American business with historian Benjamin Waterhouse. Then economic futurist Jason Schenker tells Robert what to expect in the next decade. This program offers valuable insight into why so many people are fighting-mad about their economic lot in life, and what they can do about it.

Find out how Robert uses debt to build wealth, and why debt is such a burden for the poor and middle class. Robert says there is good debt and bad debt, and explains why one builds wealth, and one sucks wealth. Rich Dad real estate advisor Ken McElroy offers techniques that he uses to leverage debt for cash flow.