#4 - Paul Quickenden on Cryptocurrency boom, bust and popularity

#6 - Yolanda Beattie on Women in Wealth

Co-hosts Amelia Lee and Daniel Tubman chat with the founder of Future Impact, Yolanda Beattie, about her recently published Women in Wealth report [https://future-impact.com.au/women-in-wealth-report/]. With women being set to inherit 65% of the $5 trillion intergenerational wealth transfer and generating more wealth than ever before, the investment landscape is changing. Yolanda offers research-backed insights into the barriers that women face in the wealth industry and how we can navigate these uncharted territories.

#5 Harris Loutas on Luxury Watches

In this episode, Amelia and Dan chat to Harris Loutas, the founder of the luxury watch dealership Swiss Link. From the hype and inflation around Rolexes to the most expensive watches ever sold, they dive into the mechanics of collecting and trading in Dan's favourite collectable.

#4 - Paul Quickenden on Cryptocurrency boom, bust and popularity

In this episode, Amelia and Dan speak with EasyCrypto Chief Commercial Officer Paul Quickenden on all things cryptocurrency. From government-backed stable coins, to the future of decentralised finance, to the well documented four-year boom and bust cycle that cryptocurrencies experience, Paul tells a fascinating story of how one of the newest asset categories has quickly become one of the most popular.

#3 - Sarah Wells on Lifelong Investment Strategies

In this Unusual Fortunes Podcast, hosts Amelia Lee and Daniel Tubman chat with financial communicator and broker Sarah Wells. From how to weather periods of financial downturn to how to pick the next AfterPay, Sarah is a wealth of knowledge, pun intended.

#2 - Jason Nyilas on Grand Pianos and Fountain Pens

In this Unusual Fortunes Podcast, hosts Amelia Lee and Daniel Tubman chat with music enthusiast and fountain pen collector Jason Nyilas. From Steinway grand pianos with tailored key weights, to fountain pens with custom nibs, Jason's collections are a true reflection of his artistic expressions and their value has to be heard to be believed!