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The Kuderna Podcast is hosted by, Bryan M. Kuderna, author of What Should I Do with My Money? Economic Insights to Build Wealth Amid Chaos.  Be sure to follow us on social media, leave a review, subscribe and share The Kuderna Podcast with your friends!  Have a question or topic suggestion? Email us at thekudernapodcast@gmail.com

May 12, 2026

Thomas Lamb is an internationally recognized entrepreneur and executive in the resource sector. He’s currently the CEO of Myriad Uranium Corp and is leading the advancement of one of the most historically significant uranium districts in the United States. The Copper Mountain Project in Wyoming encompasses over...


Apr 27, 2026

Host and Certified Financial Planner, Bryan Kuderna, discusses the ten most impactful tax cuts and hikes in U.S. history. With top federal marginal tax rates ranging from 7% in 1913 to 94% in 1994 to 37% in 2026, the tax code has evolved through wars, depressions, bear markets, and bull markets to address federal budget...


Mar 27, 2026

Igor Pejic is an author, speaker, and banker focusing on the tech sector, currently leading the mobile apps team for one of the largest banks in Europe. His new book, "Tech Money", uncovers the rules of investing in the age of artificial intelligence. He appears regularly in the New York Times, American Banker,...


Jan 29, 2026

Ray Shefska is the co-founder of CarEdge, the leading consumer platform dedicated to car shoppers. CarEdge is redefining transparency, fairness, and value in the automotive industry with assigned AI negotiating agents for every type of buyer. Ray merges over 40 years of experience in the car business with the...


Nov 18, 2025

Host and Certified Financial Planner, Bryan Kuderna, delves into the "Buy, Borrow, and Die" strategy, a financial approach to minimize taxes. After three straight years of high stock market returns, investors should be aware of how to use their portfolio most efficiently. He discusses capital gains taxes, the benefits...