Jason Hartman spotlights 100 guests from his podcast archive

Jason Hartman is highlighting 100 notable guests from his 18-show podcast library, drawing from more than two decades of conversations on investing, economics, politics, business, music and literature. The retrospective underscores the reach of The Creating Wealth Show and related programs, and gives listeners a map to episodes that span public policy, personal finance and creative careers.

Why it matters: - Hartman’s retrospective shows how a real estate-focused media platform evolved into a broad archive of ideas on markets, politics, culture and human behavior. - The collection can help new listeners find entry points into more than 2,400 episodes of Creating Wealth alone. - The selection also reinforces the role of podcasts as long-term discovery tools for investors, entrepreneurs and curious general audiences.

What happened: - Jason Hartman, founder of Empowered Investor and host of The Creating Wealth Show, highlighted 100 notable guests from his 18-show podcast library. - Hartman dates The Creating Wealth Show to 2005 and describes it as one of the world’s longest-running podcasts. - The retrospective spans conversations across investing, economics, entrepreneurship, public policy and personal achievement. - The archive now extends across more than two decades of podcasting.

The details: - The 100-guest selection includes investors, economists, entrepreneurs, public figures and creative professionals. - The archive reaches far beyond real estate and includes presidential candidates, journalists, technology founders, bestselling novelists and recording artists. - Hartman said the show is meant to connect investing with broader forces shaping decisions, including politics, technology, human behavior and culture. - Hartman said listeners do not have to agree with a guest to learn something valuable. - The Top 10 featured guests are Robert Kiyosaki, Noam Chomsky, Colbie Caillat, Ben Carson, Steve Forbes, Thomas Sowell, John McAfee, Vivek Ramaswamy, Jim Cramer and Jack Canfield. - The ranking reflects editorial judgments about public recognition and career prominence. - Additional financial guests include Jim Rogers, Arthur Laffer and Gillian Tett. - Other guests include Dennis Kucinich, Pat Buchanan and John Stossel. - Business and personal-development guests include Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Ken Blanchard, Gary Chapman, Robert Greene and Donald Katz. - Cultural and literary guests include Colbie Caillat, Jennifer Paige, Kate Mosse, Dale Brown and Susan Wiggs. - The retrospective draws from Creating Wealth, Speaking of Wealth, Holistic Survival and the American Monetary Association. - The accompanying research catalog identifies representative appearances, episode titles, source links and available publication dates. - The 100 guests are an editorial selection from the archive. - Listeners can explore Hartman’s podcasts and investor education at Empowered Investor. - Registration for the free monthly Empowered Investor Masterclass is available at the Wednesday masterclass page. - Investors can request a Portfolio Makeover with an Empowered Investor Investment Counselor.

Between the lines: - The guest list signals a deliberate effort to frame investing as part of a wider conversation about society, not just asset allocation. - The mix of ideological voices suggests Hartman is positioning the archive as a debate platform, not a single-point-of-view library. - The research catalog adds utility by turning the retrospective into a searchable reference, not just a promotional list.

What’s next: - Hartman’s archive gives listeners multiple ways to explore the catalog, from investing and business to culture and creative work. - Empowered Investor is continuing to steer audiences toward its podcasts, investor education and monthly masterclass. - The retrospective may serve as a gateway for new listeners to sample the broader library and related services.

The bottom line: - Hartman is using a 100-guest retrospective to showcase the scale, range and longevity of a podcast archive built over 21 years.