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Business questions with real-world consequences.
KAJ Business & Money LIVE uses long-form guest conversations to make complex choices feel practical. Its recent episodes move from burnout and self-trust to gold, copper, economic policy, consciousness, and the Iran ceasefire.
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KAJ Business & Money LIVE is a long-form interview show with a practical, serious view of business and public life. Its conversations are usually built around one guest and one large problem. The show asks broad questions, then gives the guest time to answer at length. That structure makes it less like a news panel and more like a guided explanation session. Recent episodes range widely. Saw Myint brings Buddhist wisdom, self-healing, stress relief, finance, and property experience into a conversation about letting go and moving forward. Lolita Guarin discusses stress, burnout, emotional overload, self-abandonment, and the rebuilding of self-trust. Irina Tsukerman frames geopolitical conflict through ceasefire terms, public rhetoric, and regional consequences. Allen Cates explains copper as a real asset linked to electrification, AI, global infrastructure, and possible supply pressure. Simon Popple turns gold investment into a structured system rather than a speculative rush. Pierre Brosens connects consciousness, science, neuron activity, spiritual questions, and the origins of self. Paul Musson argues that economic policy often misreads consumption, debt, saving, investment, and capital markets. Tony Tenaglier brings the show back to work itself, asking how capable professionals can stay engaged without disappearing into burnout. Across those subjects, the editorial habit is consistent. A specialized claim is translated into the life of a worker, investor, leader, family member, or citizen. The tone is earnest rather than performative. It is comfortable with technical vocabulary, but it usually returns to everyday consequences. The show can be repetitive in its interview scaffolding, especially in openings and closing beats. It also benefits from that consistency, because guests are not rushed into compressed takeaways. KAJ Business & Money LIVE is best for listeners who want business conversations that treat money, mental strain, policy, and global uncertainty as connected parts of the same lived world.
Made for: For founders, professionals, investors, and curious generalists who want patient explanations of money, leadership, wellbeing, and global affairs. It especially suits listeners who prefer long guest answers over fast commentary.
What sets it apart: The show’s range is unusually broad for a business interview feed, moving from copper and gold to burnout, Buddhist self-healing, consciousness, and ceasefire politics. Its strength is connecting expert claims back to ordinary decisions and social consequences.
KAJ Business & Money LIVE — conversation-led, editorially independent, produced as a video-first, live-first podcast.In-depth, unscripted conversations with founders, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and experts — exploring ideas, experience, and the thinking behind real-world business decisions, growth strategies, and leadership challenges.Hosted by Khudania Ajay (KAJ), independent journalist with 2,500+ long-form conversations.Whether you're a founder, consultant, working professional, or growth-minded leader, if you come here to think deeply and learn from those who've done it, you belong here.Part of the KAJ Masterclass ecosystem. 🌐 https://www.kajmasterclass.comSupport the ShowBecome a…
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Khudania Ajay connects geopolitical and economic arguments to the business decisions and institutional pressures they shape.
Khudania Ajay builds interviews around patient, explanatory questioning, giving guests room to connect large public issues with their practical consequences.
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A warm, reflective conversation on stress, attachment, and moving on after change.
Mint frames stress relief through Buddhist wisdom and modern science, and the piece stays on a steady point: hard things happen, and loosening attachment can keep pain from spreading.
Burnout is framed as a learned habit, with self-trust growing through small acts of honoring your needs.
This conversation treats stress as a learned habit, not just the result of a crowded calendar. Lolita Gwarin, a stress management expert and creator of the Calm Process, connects burnout and self-abandonment to the way busyness can start to feel like status.
A clear, steady critique of how modern policy can help markets before it helps people.
Paul Musson frames the discussion as an argument that policy damage starts long before any crisis shows up in public. He ties debt-fueled spending, distorted interest rates, zombie companies, and widening inequality into a sharp reading of how growth gets misread, and the point…
A grounded discussion of work, burnout, and why showing up still matters.
Tony Teneglier's conversation on KJ Masterclass Live centers on work, burnout, responsibility, and the quiet disillusionment capable professionals can feel even when things look good on paper.
A clear-eyed geopolitical briefing that connects foreign crises to real-world strategic stakes.
This episode is a geopolitics briefing with a business edge, tracking Irina Tsukerman across Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, a 15-point Trump administration plan, Gaza, and Ukraine while keeping the focus on what each move means for people trying to read the next turn.
Stress is treated as learned survival.
Saw Mint joins KAJ Masterclass Live to talk about Buddhist wisdom, science, mental health, and self-healing.
This episode features an interview with Allen Cates, CEO of Kilo Reserve Black, discussing why copper may be a crucial investment due to growing demand from electrification, AI, and infrastructure, and potential supply shortages.
This episode features geopolitical analyst Irina Tsukerman discussing the implications of the Iran-U.S.
KAJ Masterclass Live host Vijay interviews Pierre Brossens, an MIT-trained mechanical engineer and author of From Stars to Consciousness, about the physical origins of consciousness and self.
This episode features Simon Popple, CEO of Brookville Capital, explaining a simple, structured system for investing in gold, including methods like holding it in a pension without taking physical delivery.
Paul Musson explains why he thinks parts of economic policy miss how the money system works for ordinary people.
KJ Masterclass Live hosts Tony Teneglier for a conversation about burnout, meaning, and responsibility in modern work.
The host welcomes Irina Shukerman back and opens on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and Trump’s 15-point plan.
This episode features geopolitical analyst Irina Tsukerman discussing recent developments in Iran, Venezuela, and Greenland, offering expert insights into global politics at the start of the new year.
This episode features geopolitical analyst Irina Shukerman discussing pressing international issues including Ukraine, Israel, and India.
This episode features an interview with Mark Roesler, president of Housepark, discussing his transition from musician to tech leader, his philosophy on free technology, and insights on leadership and sobriety.