Today's Show The Not-So-Good Ol’ Days
Kevin O’Neill joins the show reminiscing on the ever-so-wonderful time when Covid was fully effecting our market and politics and how these effects are still lingering today. On our second hour Larissa Adamiec makes her long-awaited return alongside Russel Rhoads, chatting on the younger generations’ disappointed views on the economy, the money fueling the incredibly-expensive World Cup, and much more!
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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
The American Workforce
July 21, 2026
Karl and Chief kick off the show with a conversation about the tariffs on Canadian goods, immigration and the American workforce. Kenny calls in to talk stocks and the AI ecosystem. Finally, Hal and Chief discuss interest rates and geopolitics.
Spain’s Victory and Odyssey
July 20, 2026
Chief and John lee start off about the Odyssey and Spain’s World Cup victory and money. Mike Murphy and John Flannigan came on and help the World Cup and FIFA. Audrey Johnson came on to give a housing update.
Crooked as It Gets
July 17, 2026
Kevin and Chief discuss transportation stock, the president’s primetime speech, and the elections. Karl calls in to talk trading and corruption.
Wild fires pollution, testosterone, and daylight saving time
July 16, 2026
Chief and Lou start off the show with the air pollution from wild fires and then in the testosterone testing in the military. Then discuss the congress act to stay with daylight all the time. Andrew and Wayne came on and continue about the air pollution from Canadian wild fires.