Today's Show Crawl Out Through The Fallout
Chief and John Lee start the show with talk on the politics of the day. Jim Lawlor join the conversation to discuss history. Finally, Chief and John Flannigan discuss their childhood experiences with fallout shelters (Much to Nancy Long-Graham’s suprise!)
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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
“Consensual” Transactions
August 14, 2026
Kevin and Chief talk stock evaluation, education & tariffs. Karl jumps on the air to discuss the Obama administration, healthcare and gas.
Copyrights and the Electricity Grid
August 13, 2026
The Chief and Lou started off the show about copyright laws and the electric grid. Then end with the sale Lakers to a VC group headed by a Kushner. Andrew and Wayne came and continue about the Lakers purchase. They end about the coming elections
We Were All Babies Once
August 12, 2026
Kevin O’Neill starts our show talking on sports legends like Rickey Henderson and Joe Montana before transitioning into a chat on the state of manufacturing work and the extreme costs behind medication. John Flannigan joins our second hour as the talk turns to the disappointing returns from college studies and tops off the episode with a chat on the newly released CPI numbers
Replace the Dude With a Computer
August 11, 2026
Karl and Chief kick off the show with a conversation about AI automation, China’s rocket launch failure and money flows. Joel jumps on the air to discuss trading strategies. Finally, Hal calls in to talk about the unemployment rate and economics.