Jay Martin

The Jay Martin Show

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Nobody has your back when it comes to your health, wealth, or happiness. But this is great news — because it puts you in the driver’s seat. Join Jay Martin, investor and CEO of Cambridge House, as he dissects the minds of thought-leaders from around the world with expertise in money management, geopolitics, macro finance, commodities, technology, and any emerging trends you should be paying attention to. Jay's mission is to cut through the noise and get to the signal, so he can find the most lucrative investment opportunities. Tune in for conversations that will challenge the way you think, th...

Author

Jay Martin

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Business

Podcast website

cambridgehouse.com

Latest episode

May 30, 2026

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Episodes

Brian Estes: Off the Chain Capital, Blockchains, and the S-Curb Analysis 06.02.2022

Brian Estes believes Bitcoin will be valued at $10 million per coin by 2029. CEO and CIO at Off the Chain Capital, he manages about half a billion dollars focused specifically on blockchain investment opportunities. Focusing on S-curb adoption rates, he is tremendously successful. Brian shares how he spends his time, his background, and the genesis of Off the Chain Capital, of which he is still th...

Justin Cochrane: Carbon Neutrality, Carbon Credits, and Carbon Streaming Corp 30.01.2022

Director and CEO of Carbon Streaming Corporation Justin Cochrane joins Jay to discuss his unique ESG principled company offering financial incentive in order to combat climate change. Carbon Streaming Corporation is an investment vehicle that offers investors exposure to carbon credits, a key instrument being used by both governments and corporations to achieve their carbon neutral and net-zero cl...

Bart Elmore: Coca-Cola, Monsanto, and Public Health 23.01.2022

Bart Elmore (Author of “Seed Money: Monsanto's Past and Our Food Future” and “Citizen Coke: The Making of Coca-Cola Capitalism”) joins Jay today. They speak about his beginnings prior to becoming an author, and dive into how Coca-Cola became what it is today, and why. They then discuss how Monsanto started and became the largest seller of genetically engineered seeds, and their effect on the world...

Anmol Singh: Trading, Goa Real Estate, and Cannabis 16.01.2022

This week, you’re in for a new and unique conversation, as Jay speaks with Anmol Singh, an investor who is focused on the cannabis sector and real estate in Goa. He speaks to his cannabis thesis, what he thinks the trigger point is going to be, and his safe haven real estate development in India in light of the pandemic fuelling local tourism. He shares the advice he often offers to new investors,...

Jeff Booth Returns: Bitcoin, Decentralization, and Resetting the Game 09.01.2022

Jay is joined once again by Jeff Booth, technology entrepreneur and author of The Price of Tomorrow, a book that took the macro world by storm in 2020. The two discuss bitcoin and crypto, with a focus on inflation and resetting the game. They discuss theft within the system, and bitcoin as a tool for decentralization as it’s a system that cannot be manipulated. They also touch on fear-based mental...

Felix Zulauf: Market Predictions, State Sovereignty, and Safteyism 02.01.2022

Owner and President of Zulauf Asset Management and President and CEO of Zulauf Consulting, Felix Zulauf joins Jay to offer market predictions as the two discuss an impending crash, in addition to state and personal sovereignty. Felix has been managing money since he was 18 years old; prospering in the market for 50 years has given him a wealth of experience and perspective to share. He first offer...

Jeff Booth: Inflation vs Deflation, Technological Progress, and Bitcoin 26.12.2021

Jay is joined by Jeff Booth, entrepreneur, technology leader, and the author of The Price of Tomorrow, a book that took the macro world by storm in 2020 and remains one of Jay’s favorite books to gift. The two discuss the inflation versus deflation argument as well as Jeff’s opposition to the bitcoin narrative. Jeff dives into how the new system and existing system continue to compete against one...

Andy Norman: The Great Infodemic, Belief Ethics, and Cognitive Immunology 19.12.2021

We are all now too familiar with life in a pandemic, but are you cognizant that you are also in an infodemic, simultaneously? Philosopher and author of Mental Immunity, Andy Norman, joins Jay to discuss the great infodemic of our time. He talks about cognitive immunology: how bad ideas can spread in the mind like parasites and bend your ideas in a way that does not serve your best interests. He be...

Dr. Anna Lembke: Social Media, Technology, and Mental Health 12.12.2021

Professor of Psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine, chief of the Stanford Addiction Medicine Dual Diagnosis Clinic, and author of Dopamine Nation Dr. Anna Lembke joins Jay to discuss social media, technology, and their impact on our mental health. She shares what inspired her to write her book and defines behavioral addictions and the counterintuitive challenge of overabundance. On...

Ben Greenfield: Education, Absolute Truths, and The Natural World 05.12.2021

Ben Greenfield, a world-renowned thought leader in the industries of health science and biohacking, dedicates his life and work to extending the healthy lifespan. In this episode, he and Jay get into mindset and psychology, discussing the divisions and conflicts in the world today, and the lack of willingness to entertain opposing opinions. Ben gets into his core belief system and takes a deep div...

Vince Lanci: Inflation, The Cantillon effect, and Modern Monetary Theory 28.11.2021

Managing Partner at Echobay Partners, Vince Lanci, joins Jay to discuss inflation, the Cantillion effect, and Modern Monetary Theory. He explains the nuances between monetary policy and fiscal policy and what’s catching his attention in the market right now, which leads to their in-depth discussion on MMT. He explains the core changes civilians experience in the monetary shift, how MMT treats mone...

Peter Schiff: The Education System, Inflation, and Real Estate 21.11.2021

CEO and Chief Global Strategist of Euro Pacific Capital and podcast host Peter Schiff joins Jay to discuss changes he’d like to make to the education system, including getting the government out of it. He offers his thoughts on why finance is overlooked in current curriculums, where the responsibility may fall to learn these basics of life, and how teachers’ views on finance and capitalism are aff...

Egon Von Grayerz: Inflation, Global Debt, and Long-Term Wealth Preservation 14.11.2021

“The world is certainly in a mess and it’s going to get worse, so... a lot to talk about” are some of the first words out of Egon Von Grayerz's mouth, as he dives into discussions with Jay on inflation, global debt, and fake money. Founder and Managing Partner of Matterhorn Asset Management, Egon operates the largest private storage of precious metals outside of the banking system, storing more go...

Briton Hill: Cryptocurrency, Precious Metals, and the Autonomous Future of Med Tech 07.11.2021

At only 26 years old, Briton Hill is the President and Partner of Weber Global Management, handling the cash of incredibly affluent individuals. With over a decade of experience in the market, Briton is now in business with someone who was once just a mentor, Chris Weber. Jay and Briton dive into what the future of health and med-tech might look like and the opportunities for investment that may e...

Richard James: Personal Sovereignty, Geopolitical Power Balance, and Bitcoin 31.10.2021

Independent film producer Richard James joins Jay to discuss geopolitical power balance and the future of the mega-state relationships in relation to big tech and digital currencies; notably, bitcoin. Richard forecasts a widespread global adoption of bitcoin and differentiates bitcoin from other cryptocurrencies by nature of its energy input and its ability to store energy in digital form. Richard...

Mark Yusko: Leadership Mindset, Blockchain, and Central Bank Digital Currency Defects 24.10.2021

To Mark Yusko, founder, CEO & CIO of Morgan Creek Capital Management, Co-Founder & Partner of Morgan Creek Digital, leadership is about courage and being willing to fail, but this “participation trophy” world no longer encourages failure. Moreover, he states you have to have courage to step outside your comfort zone and embrace a new idea that has the potential to become big. In this episode, he a...

Tommy Thornton: Sentiment Trading, Market Impermanence, and Censorship in China 17.10.2021

Tommy Thornton, Founder & President at Hedge Fund Telemetry LLC, joins Jay to discuss sentiment trading, the impermanence of the market, and censorship in China, including restrictions on online gaming and swiping public figures from the internet. He discusses how to use sentiment as a tool in the market and the importance of finding these tools. They discuss GameStop and the inflationary moment i...

Ronald-Peter Stöferle: Gold, Fiscal Dominance, and Central Banks Losing Control 10.10.2021

Author of In Gold We Trust and Managing Partner at Incrementum AG, Ronald-Peter Stöferle, joins Jay on the mic to discuss investor capitulation in the gold sector, inflation, and ultimately, how the central banks are losing control. Jay and Ronald talk about the 'Monetary Tipping Point,' geopolitics, and the best assets for investors in Q4 of 2021. They touch on a potential shift to a deglobalizat...

Nomi Prins: Central Bank Collusion, Economic Disparity, and International Markets 03.10.2021

This week Jay welcomes author, geopolitical financial expert, and investigative journalist Nomi Prins to the podcast. Nomi does an excellent job of making complex issues granular and offers valuable insight, not as an external critic, but as someone who’s been in the belly of the beast. Nomi discusses the inspiration behind her new book and the epic size of central bank intervention since the fina...

Lyn Alden: Macro-Finance, Portfolio Crash Course, and Financial Frameworks 26.09.2021

Lyn Alden is an independent analyst, providing research for retail and institutional investors across a variety of asset classes. Founder of Lyn Alden Investment Strategy, she is a powerhouse in macro-finance and financial Twitter, and she joins us today for a crash course in how she allocates her capital, creates her portfolio, and what she pays the most attention to while doing so. The two discu...

Amy Wilkinson: The Creator’s Code, Theranos, and the Entrepreneurial Mindset 19.09.2021

After interviewing over 200 top entrepreneurs (Elon Musk included), the CEO of Ingenuity and Stanford GSB Lecturer Amy Wilkinson authored The Creator’s Code: The Six Essential Skills of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs. Amy discusses the serious endeavor that is authoring a book of this magnitude and offers insight into popular success stories and failures, including one of the biggest scandals in U.S....

David Rubenstein: Power, Politics, and Private Equity 12.09.2021

David Rubenstein is a co-founder and co-chairman of The Carlyle Group, one of the world’s largest and most successful private investment firms ($276B under management). He has directly advised former President Jimmy Carter, written best-selling books, and interviewed the world's most influential people for his Bloomberg series; including George W Bush, Bill Clinton, Oprah, and Jeff Bezos. David di...

Robert Kiyosaki: Lessons from History, Preparing for the Crash, and Playing the Game 05.09.2021

Investor, Entrepreneur, Financial Education Advocate, and “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki joins Jay to discuss the impending depression, how the events of August 15th 1971 inspired him to question things, real estate, mining, and the games played in Vancouver. He discusses generational differences and relying on a 401k, and Jay gets his thoughts on the inflation vs deflation debate. The...

Gerald Celente: Political Atheism, Whole Health, and The Future of Big Tech 29.08.2021

Gerald Celente, founder of the Trends Research Institute and publisher of the Trends Journal, delivers a scathing criticism of big banks, pharma, tech, politicians, and the military industrial complex. Gerald talks about the death of ingenuity in the US and the rise of China through the rest of this century, highlighting the Belt and Road initiative. Gerald is a political atheist, unencumbered by...

Dr. Christopher Ryan: Institutions, Tribalism, and Coming of Age 22.08.2021

Dr. Christopher Ryan is the author of two amazing and polarizing books: Civilized to Death, and Sex at Dawn. He is also the host of the podcast Tangentially Speaking. Dr. Ryan discusses what motivated him in his books, and if now is really the best time to be alive, like most of us assume. He seeks to understand humanity and the decisions we make through an unfiltered lens. In this episode, Dr. Ry...

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