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Buy Build Exit is the podcast for entrepreneurs, investors, and business owners ready to grow wealth through acquisitions. Hosted by M/&A strategist Roy Redd, we break down how to buy companies, scale operations, and exit at maximum value.

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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    The Warner Bros Deal: The $7 Million a Day CLock That Forced a Settlement (opens the original)

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    The Paramount Warner Bros deal just cleared its biggest obstacle nine days before a $7 million a day ticking fee was set to start. Charles Oglesby and I break down why that timing matters and what it teaches you about buying a business at any size.Paramount beat Netflix for Warner Bros Discovery with $31 a share in cash, a $7 billion regulatory termination fee, and a promise to cover the Netflix breakup fee. Sellers price certainty, not just the headline number. Then 12 state attorneys general s

  2. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    The Real Reason Big Tech Is Buying AI Companies: It's Not What You Think (opens the original)

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    Six weeks ago Big Tech was buying AI companies. This month it stopped buying companies and started buying control points. In this no-guest reaction episode, Charles and I break down six real deals from the last two weeks and translate every single one into a move you can run on a 1 million to 5 million dollar business.The headlines call this an AI boom. It is a control grab. Every one of these deals is a company deciding it is cheaper to buy the bottleneck than to buy the business, and the deal

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    SBA Buyers, Wake Up: $85 Billion in Megadeals Just Rewrote Your Playbook (opens the original)

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    Six megadeals. One week. One playbook every acquisition entrepreneur needs to run.In this reaction episode, Charles and I break down the biggest week in M and A this year, and we translate every single deal from Wall Street numbers into Main Street mechanics. If you are an SBA buyer, a lower-middle-market operator, a lender, or an owner thinking about your exit, this one is for you.Here is what we cover:Nvidia agreed to buy Hugging Face for roughly thirteen billion dollars. We break down why the

  4. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    M&A Is Back: The $111 Billion Megadeal and the Main Street Deals Nobody Is Bidding On (opens the original)

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    Ten thousand boomers a day are aging toward an exit, and four hundred miles up the coast a 111 billion dollar media merger is bleeding money because it cannot get out of its own way. Same week, same country, same question underneath both. In this one Charles and I skip the guest chair and just read the tape on what is actually hot in M&A right now.We break down the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery megadeal as a bellwether, not gossip, because whatever regulators allow at the top sets the ton

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Buying a Business in 2026: Richard Parker on Seller Financing vs SBA Debt (opens the original)

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    In this episode I sit down with Richard Parker, founder of Diomo Corporation and author of How To Buy A Good Business At A Great Price. Richard has personally bought 14 businesses over more than 35 years, he was hired by the Dalio family to mentor one of Ray Dalio's sons on buying small businesses, and he has built one of the most widely read buyer education resources in the world.This one is a real debate. Richard is a buy-side skeptic who leans hard on seller financing, and most of you watchin

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