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Main Street Meets Wall Street

Marcus is dedicated to helping "Main Street meet Wall Street." His expertise is frequently featured in global financial publications, such as The Wall Street Journal, Nasdaq, Business Insider, and Yahoo Finance, to name a few.

Podcast · By Marcus Sturdivant Sr. · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Main Street Meets Wall Street: Dr. Klontz Writes Your Money Script (opens the original)

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    Most people don’t fail at wealth because they lack financial knowledge - they fail because their money mindset sabotages every good decision. Dr. Brad Klontz reveals why the real battle for wealth happens in your subconscious, and how to stop letting FOMO, fear, and inherited money scripts wreck your future. Marcus Sturdivant Sr. sits down with Dr. Brad, the financial psychologist behind Start Thinking Rich and the creator of the “money scripts” framework, for a conversation that goes far beyond

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Main Street Meets Wall Street: Originator of 'Money Scripts'| Do Not Destroy Your $| Dr. Brad Klontz (opens the original)

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    The advice most people follow about money is exactly why they stay stuck. Dr. Brad Klontz reveals the psychology behind wealth, the money scripts you inherited, and the habits that can quietly sabotage even high earners.If you think making more money is the same as building wealth, this conversation will challenge everything you’ve been taught. Marcus Sturdivant Sr. sits down with Dr. Brad Klontz, the financial psychologist behind the concept of money scripts and the author of Start Thinking Ric

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Main Street Meets Wall Street |The Stock Market Is Not Your Household Economy| Pt2/2 Guest Andy Wang (opens the original)

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    Main Street Meets Wall Street Live: Why the Stock Market Isn’t the Household Economy Marcus Sturdivant Sr. opens the episode by translating a record-setting market into plain English for everyday households, then brings in Andy Wang of Runnymede Capital Management and the Inspired Money podcast to break down what actually matters for building wealth. The conversation focuses on the gap between Wall Street gains and Main Street pressures, how to invest for the long term, and the practical money h

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Main Street Meets Wall Street |The Stock Market Is Not Your Household Economy| Pt 1/2 Guest Andy Wang (opens the original)

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    Wall Street is hitting record highs, but your kitchen table still feels the squeeze. Marcus Sturdivant Sr. sits down with Andy Wang to unpack why the stock market and the household economy are not the same thing - and what to do if you want your money to start working for you instead of against you.If you’ve ever looked at a soaring S&P 500 headline and wondered why groceries, gas, rent, and credit card bills still feel relentless, this conversation puts the gap into plain English. Andy breaks d

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Main Street Meets Wall Street: |Policy for Normal People Special Edition| Market Moves Made Simple (opens the original)

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    Main Street, Bonds, Inflation, and the AI Build Out Christy Amada talks with Marcus about what’s happening in the economy right now and how it affects everyday households, not just Wall Street. They cover mortgage rates, inflation, the bond market, Federal Reserve communication under Chairman Walsh, and the big questions around AI spending, data centers, and investor returns.Marcus brings a Main Street lens to market noise, explaining where the signals matter most for ordinary savers, homeowners

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