I’ve spent years on radio and television trying to make business and markets feel less like a lecture and more like a conversation. I didn’t set out to reinvent anything, I just often didn’t fully understand what my brainy guests were saying, and I needed them to slow down and explain it to me. It turns out that approach resonated with a lot of people who felt exactly the same way.

Traditional broadcasting comes with constraints: rigid schedules, six o’clock deadlines, and stories that don’t quite make the cut. Strictly Business exists to break all of that. More interviews. More depth. No waiting for the top of the hour.

The goal has always been simple: make business accessible, interesting, and occasionally enjoyable.