Podcast Topics and Questions

[PhysicianOnFIRE]

TheAbacus wrote:

You should get PoF back on for a podcast. I really enjoyed the conversational nature of that podcast.

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I'd be willing to come back on the show.

I granted WCI my first interview, but I've recorded several more since then. If you're interested in hearing me carry on about blogging and FI for the better part of an hour, you can listen to those podcasts here.

[Hatton]

I would be interested in interviews with docs about how  they are or plan to draw down their nest egg.  Perhaps roth conversion strategies prior to 70.  When does it make sense.  Health insurance prior to 65.

[VagabondMD]

PhysicianOnFIRE wrote:

TheAbacus wrote:

You should get PoF back on for a podcast. I really enjoyed the conversational nature of that podcast.

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I’d be willing to come back on the show.

I granted WCI my first interview, but I’ve recorded several more since then. If you’re interested in hearing me carry on ....

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No, I am good, thanks.  

 

JK, of course. The interview with WCI was awesome. I will check out the others, especially if there are some beer-brewing (or drinking) tips.

[retinadoc]

+1 for interviews/profiles with other docs, topics would include things such as financial successes and failures, spending philosophies, work/life balance.

[ENT Doc]

I would avoid doing a podcast on anything involving a lot of numbers.  Doesn't translate well to audio.  Interviews with people on things previously mentioned - life hacks, how they exercise frugality, etc. - are always good, specifically if the topic is somewhat of a niche item.  Listened to a good one recently on home business deductions, for example.  Another topic that I think is important to reflect on - something you and even PoF to some extent have good experience with and seemed to have capitalized on - are the opportunities shift work creates (or even cutting a day off the week for those in a typical job).