Today's Show If Only the Fed Did Their Job
Karl and Chief discuss Anthropic’s IPO prospectus leaks. Joel calls in to talk about Stock Trader Network and catch up on sports. Finally, hal jumps on the air to talk about national debt and the Federal Reserve.
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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
Respectable Inside Trading
September 28, 2026
Chief, Jim and John Lee start off the show discussing Cubs, Trump and a History of Trading. John Flannigan and Jim Lawlor join in the conversation to discuss history, politics and a dash of conspiracy. Finally, Housing ‘Guru’ Nancy Long-Graham chimes in with her weekly housing report and more Cubs talk!
Selective Enforcement
September 25, 2026
Kevin and Chief kick off the show with a conversation about Baseball and player roles. Larissa calls in to discuss the selective enforcement of laws and the Tylenol incident. Finally, Karl jumps on the air to discuss the increasing loss of ethics in society and the American middle class.
Roade Scholarship, Education and Interest rates
September 24, 2026
Chief and Lou started off about Kris Kristofferson being a Roade Scholar and Teacher at West Point and how to become one. Then about interest rates. Andrew and Wayne came about Trump’s UN speech and where the economy is today.
Ethics Ain’t Just A Class You Took In College
September 23, 2026
Kevin O’Neill joins our first hour chatting on a variety of topics from the less utilized uses for AI and the attempts to regulate the industry to the ways American policies may change with the upcoming elections. On our second hour Eric May hops in talking on the overall trends of the modern American economy and government, how monopolies and their ties to the government could use some looking-into and a variety of topics within Chicago politics.