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Private credit is becoming a major force in global finance—and a growing risk to the economy. In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with macro investor George Gammon to break down what private credit is, how it works, and why it could trigger the next financial crisis. Most people don't understand how modern lending works outside the traditional banking system. George explains how "shadow banks" borrow money from institutions and lend it to higher-risk borrowers at elevated interest rates. This system can function temporarily, but it depends on continuous refinancing and rising asset values. When that cycle breaks, the consequences can spread quickly across markets. You'll learn how private credit mirrors the same underlying risks that caused the 2008 financial crisis, why yield curve signals matter, and how rising risk can disrupt the flow of money and credit in the economy. Robert and George also discuss broader macro threats, including rising debt, potential credit events,

What if the reason you're struggling financially isn't your fault — and isn't an accident? In this episode Robert reveals the system isn't broken; it's working exactly as intended. You'll learn why 69% of American adults fail basic financial literacy tests — and who benefits from that number staying high. How they designed schools to produce workers, not wealth builders. Why your house, your car, and your "investments" may be working against you without you knowing it. The three cash flow patterns that separate the poor, the middle class, and the rich. Robert's the "Point of Choice" — the moment every dollar either builds your freedom or extends your dependency. Here is the link to our sponsor: OffAir26.com

World war risk impact on gold, silver,oil, and the dollar is a critical topic for anyone serious about protecting wealth in uncertain times, and in this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with Gerald Celente to break down the global forces reshaping markets today. They discuss rising geopolitical tensions, energy chokepoints, sovereign debt, weakening currencies, and why many nations are looking for alternatives to the U.S. dollar. Gerald explains why investors often move toward gold, silver, and oil during periods of instability, while Robert shares why understanding macro trends can help people avoid becoming victims of financial ignorance. You'll learn why commodity markets often react first to war risk, how debt and money creation pressure fiat currencies, and why precious metals continue to attract attention during volatile cycles. The conversation also explores the shift in global economic power, changing trade relationships, and how investors can think strategically instead

In 1944, 44 countries signed a deal. One country wrote the rules. And the world has been paying for it ever since. Robert Kiyosaki breaks down the hidden system behind your dollar — from Bretton Woods to Nixon's 1971 bombshell to the petrodollar deal almost nobody talks about. If you've ever wondered why prices keep rising, why saving money feels futile, or why the rich keep getting richer while everyone else falls behind — the answer starts here.

How oil prices impact the economy is at the center of today's global instability. In this episode of The Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with Colonel Douglas Macgregor to break down what's really driving conflict, inflation, and financial uncertainty. Most people think rising gas prices are the problem. This conversation explains why oil is much bigger than that—it powers everything from fertilizer and food production to manufacturing and global trade. When the oil supply is disrupted, the effects ripple through the entire economy. You'll learn why wars and geopolitical tensions often center around energy resources, how disruptions in key regions like the Strait of Hormuz can impact global markets, and why inflation is often a direct result of these conflicts. Colonel Macgregor also explains how a lack of a long-term national strategy leads to economic instability and reactive decision-making. This episode also challenges conventional thinking about global policy, highlighting how resource c

You've worked hard. You've saved. And you're still not free. That's not an accident. There's one word that separates the rich from everyone else — and right now, you are already using it. Just in the wrong direction. I'm going to show you what that word is. Why your savings are making someone else rich. Why most people have a plan — and it's a plan to stay poor. And the three moves that change everything.

What does a state attorney general do is a question most people don't fully understand, and in this episode of The Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and attorney Rodney Glassman to break it down. Most people are familiar with the U.S. Attorney General, but at the state level, the role is very different—and often more impactful on your daily life. Rodney explains how the state attorney general oversees hundreds of attorneys, provides legal services to state agencies, and influences everything from business regulation to law enforcement and education policy. You'll learn how this position affects entrepreneurs, real estate investors, and professionals through licensing, compliance, and legal enforcement. The conversation also explores how political agendas can shape legal priorities—and why understanding this role is critical for protecting economic growth and stability. This episode highlights the importance of civic awareness, financial education, and informed

There's a number that determines whether you'll ever be financially free. Not your net worth. Not your 401(k) balance. Not your credit score. A different number. One the financial industry has never shown you — because once you see it, you stop needing them. In this episode, Robert Kiyosaki reveals the 50-year trap built into the retirement system, why every pillar of that system is cracking, and the one calculation that changes everything.

Financial education vs saving money is a critical distinction for anyone serious about building wealth, and in this episode of The Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with Cashflow Club leaders Karl and Bronagh Davidson to break it down. Most people still follow outdated financial advice: go to school, get a job, save money, and avoid debt. Robert explains why this approach no longer works in today's economy—especially as inflation rises and currencies lose value. Instead of relying on saving, he emphasizes financial education, asset acquisition, and the ability to create your own economy regardless of what governments or markets do. You'll learn how the CASHFLOW® game reveals hidden money behaviors, why mindset and financial programming keep people stuck, and how real investors think differently about assets like real estate, oil, and precious metals. The conversation also explores why economic events—like inflation, war, or market crashes—create opportunities for those who are financially educa

SAVERS ARE LOSERS. And on May 15th... it gets worse. In this episode Robert shows you the three moves the rich are already making to protect themselves from May 15th when the most powerful financial job in the world changes hands. Most people will hear the news and feel relieved... That's exactly what they want you to think.

Understanding China's political system is becoming critical for investors focused on protecting and growing wealth in today's global economy. In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki and guest Jan Jekielek, author of "Kill to Order: China's Organ Harvesting Industry and the True Nature of America's Biggest Adversary, examine how China's political structure shapes economic behavior—and why investors must pay attention. The conversation begins with a major global signal: Iran's move to explore oil trade outside the U.S. dollar. This shift raises deeper questions about currency power, global alliances, and the future of the financial system. From there, Robert and Jan go deeper. They explain how centralized control within China's system influences decision-making at every level—from markets to business operations to international trade. The discussion highlights how different political systems create different rules, and why assuming all markets operate the same way can lead to costly mistak

At 78 years old, Robert Kiyosaki has made millions, lost millions, and made it back. In this episode, he sits down with one question: what would he tell his 25-year-old self? The answer exposes the 7 financial traps hiding inside the systems most people trust — school, a steady paycheck, a 401(k) — and reveals how the rich think differently about debt, risk, and building wealth from the ground up. In this episode: ● Why your school was designed to produce employees, not investors — and what that costs you every year ● The paycheck trap: why a bigger salary is a ceiling, not a foundation ● Good debt vs. bad debt — the tool the rich use that your teachers called dangerous ● Why your 20s are the cheapest time to fail (and why playing it safe now is the real risk) ● The truth about saving money after 1971 — and why savers are losing ● How your environment determines whether any of this ever changes your life ● The silent cost that compounds every single day you wait to start

Visit www.richardduncaneconomics.com Use Code CRASH to receive 50% off Your Subsription Why the US dollar is losing value is one of the most important questions investors must understand today. In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with economist Richard Duncan to explain how the global financial system evolved—and why it is becoming increasingly unstable. Richard explains that the turning point came in 1971, when the US dollar was taken off the gold standard. This shift allowed the United States to expand credit without limits, transforming the economy from one based on savings and production into one driven by debt and consumption. As a result, the US became the largest debtor nation in history, relying on foreign countries to finance its spending. Nations like China accumulated trillions in US dollars and reinvested them into US assets—creating asset bubbles and distorting the global economy. Robert and Richard break down how this system, which Richard calls "creditism,"

The bank they TRUST with your money… Was fined $920 MILLION dollars… For selling assets that didn't EXIST. And they NEVER told you. And there is so much more to this story that you NEED to know.

Financial education vs indoctrination is a critical issue affecting how people think about money, freedom, and opportunity. In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki sits down with Jazzmin Wilson of Turning Point USA to discuss the growing divide between true education and ideological conditioning. Robert shares his perspective that education should "draw out" independent thinking, while indoctrination "puts in" beliefs without question. He argues that many students graduate without financial literacy, yet carry significant debt and fixed assumptions about money, work, and investing . The conversation explores how this gap in financial education impacts long-term wealth building. Without understanding how money works, individuals rely on traditional advice—work hard, save money, trust institutions—which often leads to higher expenses, debt, and limited financial control. Jazzmin Wilson provides insight into how younger generations encounter these ideas in schools and why organizations lik

The banks made billions in 2008 when the economy collapsed. Many lost everything. And the one thing they're counting on right now… is that you still don't understand how they did it. There's a conspiracy. But it's not what you think. And I'm going to show you… before they do it again.

Sales skills for entrepreneurs are one of the most important factors in building a successful business. In this episode of the Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki and Blair Singer explain why the ability to sell, communicate, and influence others determines whether a business grows or fails. Robert begins by revisiting the principles behind the Cashflow Quadrant and the B-I Triangle, two core frameworks from the Rich Dad philosophy. These models explain the difference between employees, self-employed professionals, business owners, and investors—and why the skills required to succeed in each quadrant are dramatically different. Most people learn specialized technical skills in school—law, accounting, engineering, or product design. But entrepreneurs who want to build large organizations must develop leadership, team building, and communication skills. Without those abilities, businesses remain small and founder-dependent. Robert and Blair discuss why communication directly affects cash flow. Strong commun

The rich have more debt than you'll ever have, and that's their secret. I'm going to show you how to use debt the way wealthy people do: To buy everything you want and get richer in the process.

Protect your wealth is more than a slogan—it's a strategy for navigating a rapidly changing financial system. In this special Rich Dad compilation, Robert Kiyosaki brings together conversations on Bitcoin, oil investing, tax strategy, real estate leverage, and digital privacy to address one core issue: financial control versus financial freedom. Robert discusses: -Why he supports Bitcoin alongside gold and silver -How central banking and inflation impact long-term purchasing power -Why energy investing—particularly oil and natural gas—remains critical -How tax incentives reward active investors over passive savers -Why real estate cash flow matters more than market headlines -How AI and digital surveillance threaten financial privacy Natalie Brunell explains Bitcoin as a decentralized alternative to centralized monetary systems. Oil investor Michael Mauceli and Tom Wheelwright break down domestic energy investing and the tax advantages tied to production. Ken McElroy reinforces the power of deal flow,

The rich don't set goals the way you were taught. They know something about the human mind that keeps poor people poor and broke people broke. I'm going to show you exactly what that is... and why it changes everything about money and investing.