Redemptive investors deserve an awesome podcast. Unfortunately...
For a bunch of reasons, investing interviews have gotten repetitive and a bit predictable. General questions with scripted answers. Too much about the mission and not enough about the investing. Or too much investing and no mission. Often discussions stay at the 40,000 ft. level because that's the host's comfort zone.
I wanted more. So, I created Redemptive Investing Roadshow.
But does the world actually need another podcast? No, not if it's a cookie cutter approach. However, Redemptive Investing Roadshow takes a different approach.
Two principles make Redemptive Investing Roadshow different and worth your time.
First - Deals are what we talk about in real life, so let's talk about them on a podcast. The devil and the learning are in the details. That's why the show explores a manager's investment thesis, mission, and deal execution by dissecting a single deal. We go deep on a deal's specifics and the manager's process. You can hear about an investor's favorite book and morning routine somewhere else 😏
Second - Releasing the show as seasons, not weekly, dramatically raises quality. I refuse to get on the weekly podcast treadmill and interview whoever is willing to talk to me that week. Quality, not the calendar, will drive the quantity and length of episodes.
Cool, but who are you and why should you host Redemptive Investing Roadshow?
Best thing to do is check me out on LinkedIn. I've been in the investing game for a while now and even done some podcasting. But my main qualification is love of and insatiable curiosity about using investing as a redemptive practice.
So...you keep saying "redemptive investing." What does that mean?
Glad you asked. It's the belief that investing, like all human activity, can and should be done for the flourishing of others. And as Christian, I believe investing is part of what Jesus prayed in the Lord's Prayer: "Your Kingdom come. Your will be done, on Earth as it is in heaven." I don't just want investing to make the world "better." I want it to bring heaven down to Earth.
I didn't think up this concept. The really smart folks over at Praxis have built out a great definition of Redemptive Investing. Check out their Redemptive Investing Playbook.
