The Irrational Investor is a personal finance and behavioral investing podcast about why smart investors make bad decisions—and how human psychology quietly shapes markets, bubbles, crashes, and long-term wealth.

Markets aren’t driven by logic. They’re driven by people.

This podcast explores investing psychology, behavioral finance, and the mental forces behind how individuals and institutions buy, sell, panic, speculate, and repeat the same mistakes across centuries.

Each episode blends financial history, neuroscience of decision-making, market psychology, and clear explanations of how the financial system works to uncover:

• Why intelligent investors consistently underperform
• How fear, greed, and overconfidence drive market behavior
• How the brain misreads risk, probability, and loss
• Why bubbles, crashes, and manias keep repeating
• How incentives distort financial markets
• Why timing the market fails but feels irresistible
• How to build better investing behavior through better thinking

This isn’t a stock-picking podcast or a day-trading show. It’s a story-driven guide to behavioral investing, financial decision-making, market psychology, and understanding why the biggest threat to your portfolio is usually your own brain.

If you’re interested in investing, behavioral finance, psychology of money, market bubbles, financial history, decision-making under uncertainty, wealth building, and learning how to become a calmer, smarter investor—this podcast is for you.

The Irrational Investor Because the market isn’t your biggest risk. You are.