Today's Show Bulldozer
Karl and Chief kick off the show with a conversation about the tech market, AI models and layoffs in the industry. Joel calls in to talk World Cup. Finally, Hal and Chief discuss the cost the Bears’ move to Indiana, property taxes and credit card rates.
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About Stocks & Jocks
This show combines the market insight of Louis Rukeyser, a dash of sports, and the humor of Seinfeld with truly honest stock market and economic advice.
A talk show focusing on business and real market analysis, “Stocks and Jocks” breaks valuable news at the top of the trading day. This sometimes-irreverent show is just the thing for investors who need information about what to expect from Wall Street. It is interactive, listener-driven and hosted by financial industry gurus Tom “The Chief” Haugh and Jon “Dr. J” Najarian.
This Week on S&J
World Cup controversy
July 6, 2026
Chief and John Lee start off the show about the FIFA about face on the red card to USA player who will play today The went into the Labor numbers and cost of higher education. Then. John Flannigan join the conversation. Audrey Johnson finish the show with housing market update.
USA, USA in the World Cup Win.
July 2, 2026
Chief and Lou start off the show about the Team USA big win yesterday in the knockout round. Then they went soccer feeder system in Europe is coming to the USA? Then Andrew and Wayne went into the Trump Administration corruption. Karl close the show with labors numbers in detail.
A Ball to the Balls
July 1, 2026
Kevin O’Neill and Michael Murphy join the show talking on the latest goings-on in the World Cup with a focus on FIFA’s power to remove advertising deals. Russell Rhoads hops on for our second hour to chat on a variety of topics within the market and China’s attempts to gain currency value.
“Trump Wants Inflation”
June 30, 2026
Karl and Chief kick off today’s show with a conversation about insider trading, heat waves and inflation. Joel calls in to catch up on sports. Finally, Hal jumps on the air to talk loans, mass media and banking policies.