This week, Jason is joined by Banfield Pet Hospital Chief Medical Officer Dr. Alea Harrison for a conversation about the real economics of pet ownership, why preventive care can be one of the smartest financial decisions pet owners make, and how planning ahead can help avoid thousands of dollars in unexpected veterinary expenses. Dr. Harrison shares her journey from leaving the country to attend veterinary school in St. Kitts to becoming a practicing veterinarian and eventually helping guide clinical strategy for roughly 3,600 veterinarians across more than 1,000 Banfield hospitals nationwide.

Dr. Harrison breaks down what people should actually budget for when bringing home a pet, including veterinary care, nutrition, grooming, training, boarding, and daycare—and why many of the biggest expenses are the ones owners rarely think about beforehand. She explains why choosing the right food should be based on a pet’s individual health, breed, and lifestyle rather than marketing or social media trends, and reveals why taking a proactive approach to veterinary care can dramatically change both a pet’s long-term health and the owner’s finances.

Jason and Dr. Harrison also dive into Banfield’s Optimum Wellness Plans, why they were designed to make preventive veterinary care more accessible and predictable, and how they differ from traditional pet insurance. Dr. Harrison explains how bundling preventive services can save clients more than 30% compared to paying for each service individually, while plans can include comprehensive exams, vaccinations, diagnostic testing, unlimited office visits, and 24/7 Pet Chat access. She also explains why pet insurance and wellness plans can work together, with insurance focused on unexpected illnesses, injuries, and surgeries while wellness plans focus on routine preventive care.

Plus, Dr. Harrison reveals some of the numbers that show just how expensive waiting can become. Heartworm prevention can cost around $25 per month, while treating heartworm disease can range from roughly $1,200 to $6,000 depending on the pet. She also shares that Banfield data shows 80% of dogs and 75% of cats have signs of dental disease by just one year old, explains how certain breeds can be predisposed to costly health problems, and breaks down why spaying and neutering can help prevent serious conditions and certain cancers in addition to controlling the pet population.

Dr. Harrison also gets candid about the challenges of becoming a veterinarian, from the competitiveness and financial burden of veterinary school to building a career that can extend far beyond treating individual patients. She explains how her own definition of impact evolved from caring for pets one-on-one to influencing thousands of veterinarians and ultimately helping improve care on a much larger scale.

Dr. Harrison reveals why creating predictability, staying proactive instead of reactive, and preparing for expenses before they become emergencies can make all the difference for pet owners. She also leaves Jason with her ultimate trading secret, a mantra she applies to business, family, and veterinary medicine: “If you stay ready, you don’t have to get ready.”

She reveals all this and so much more in another episode you can’t afford to miss!

Host: Jason Tartick

Audio: John Gurney

Video: Marc Colcer

Guest: Dr. Alea Harrison

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Jason Tartick and the Curious Canadian are back for a 30-minute Thursday episode! The guys recap their conversation with Stephanie Shojaee, dive into why Jason is genuinely terrified of going to the doctor, and unpack everything happening across pop culture right now. From the biggest takeaways from Stephanie’s episode to Jason’s latest fears and the stories everyone is talking about, this is your Thursday dose of Trading Secrets.

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This week, Jason is joined by The Real Housewives of Miami standout and Shoma Group president Stephanie Shojaee for a conversation about building massive wealth, growing a multi-billion-dollar real estate business, and why relentless ambition has been at the center of everything she has accomplished. The first-generation Colombian American opens up about growing up determined to become “filthy rich,” eventually helping lead a development company that has completed more than $6 billion in real estate transactions—and using reality TV as a platform to expand the Shoma brand globally.

Stephanie breaks down how her approach to money changed after meeting her husband, Masoud, from focusing solely on earning and saving to investing, using debt strategically, and continuously putting capital back to work. She shares how her modern approach to branding and marketing helped increase Shoma’s business by roughly 30%, while expanding its recognition beyond South Florida and into markets including Dubai. She also reveals the unforgettable $240,000 payday she earned after refusing to give up on a deal that fell apart three separate times.

Jason and Stephanie also dive into her unconventional leadership style, including building Shoma’s nine-person, all-women Latina marketing team largely with young hires straight out of school. Stephanie explains why she believes in discipline, tough love, and throwing employees “in the pool” to see whether they sink or swim—and why she has no problem moving on quickly when someone isn’t the right fit.

Plus, Stephanie gets candid about life on The Real Housewives of Miami, why she originally turned the show down for years, and why representing an ambitious, successful Latina businesswoman ultimately helped change her mind. She also shares the wild story of having more than $200,000 worth of belongings stolen from her villa in Cannes, her thoughts on prenups and combining love and money, and the luxury purchase that recently made her say, “Damn, that was expensive”—an Hermès bracelet costing upwards of $250,000.

Stephanie reveals why putting on the blinders, eliminating distractions, investing rather than simply earning, and staying relentlessly focused on your goals have been key to her success. She also leaves Jason with a different kind of trading secret: after 15 years with her husband, never go to bed angry and never allow disrespect to become normalized in a relationship.

She reveals all this and so much more in another episode you can’t afford to miss!

Host: Jason Tartick

Audio: John Gurney

Video: Marc Colcer

Guest: Stephanie Shojaee

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Jason Tartick and the Curious Canadian are back for another Thirty Minute Thursday! The boys recap their conversation with Rachel Mansfield, break down the biggest takeaways from the episode, and dive into everything happening across pop culture. From the latest headlines and celebrity news to the stories everyone is talking about, they cover it all in 30 minutes.

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This week, Jason is joined by food creator, entrepreneur, investor, and cadootz! co-founder Rachel Mansfield for a conversation about turning an unexpected firing into a multi-faceted career spanning content, consumer brands, and venture investing.

Rachel breaks down getting fired from her $54,000 corporate job after her food blog was viewed as a conflict of interest, giving herself six months to make it on her own, and ultimately surpassing her old salary within that timeframe. She reveals how brand partnerships, affiliate revenue, and evergreen recipe content helped turn her online following into a legitimate business.

Jason and Rachel also dive into the economics behind cookbooks and venture investing, including why a $100,000 book advance can disappear quickly when photography alone can cost $60,000–$100,000. Rachel shares how she went from promoting brands to investing in them, eventually launching a venture fund with her husband that has raised roughly $3.5–$4 million and invested across more than 20 brands.

Plus, Rachel breaks down building cadootz!, including spending roughly $500,000 developing the product, selling out its first online launch within hours, raising a $3 million seed round, and landing a nationwide Target rollout that has expanded to more than 2,000 stores.

Rachel reveals why diversifying your income, building ownership, and constantly finding new opportunities within your niche have been key to her success. She reveals all this and so much more in another episode you can’t afford to miss!

Host: Jason Tartick
Audio: John Gurney
Video: Marc Colcer
Guest: Rachel Mansfield

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This week on Trading Secrets Thursday, Jason Tartick and the Curious Canadian are back to break down the biggest takeaways from Monday's conversation with Chloe Demrovsky on America's growing home insurance crisis.

They recap the discussion on rising insurance premiums, hidden risks homeowners should know about, and why the insurance landscape is changing faster than ever.

Then, they shift gears into this week's biggest pop culture stories, including Arizona State University's headline-making decision to offer an Influencer major. Is content creation really worthy of a college degree? Jason and the Curious Canadian weigh the opportunities, the skepticism, and what it says about the future of work.

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Home insurance costs are skyrocketing—and it's affecting far more than just homeowners in high-risk states.

This week on Trading Secrets, Jason Tartick sits down with risk and resilience expert Chloe Demrovsky to unpack the real reasons insurance premiums are surging, why coverage is disappearing in certain markets, and what every current or future homeowner needs to know before it's too late.

From climate risk and billion-dollar disasters to hidden policy exclusions and the true cost of rebuilding after catastrophe, Chloe breaks down the insurance industry in a way that's practical, easy to understand, and immediately actionable.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why home insurance premiums have increased faster than inflation

• The biggest coverage gaps most homeowners don't discover until after disaster strikes

• The difference between replacement cost and actual cash value

• Why flood insurance, alternate living expenses, and policy exclusions matter

• How AI can help you understand your insurance policy

• The simple steps every homeowner should take today to protect their finances and family

• Why your insurance premium is actually a warning signal—not just another bill

Whether you're buying your first home, own multiple properties, or simply want to protect your biggest investment, this conversation could save you thousands—and help you avoid costly mistakes when it matters most.

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Jason Tartick and the Curious Canadian are back for another 30 Minute Thursday! This week, the guys recap Monday's conversation with Chase DeMoor, breaking down the biggest takeaways from the interview. They also dive into the latest headlines in pop culture, share what's been grabbing their attention this week, and tackle one of the show's biggest mysteries: why David has refused to update his phone for more than five years. From finance to football to technology (or the lack of it), it's another fast-paced episode packed with laughs, hot takes, and behind-the-scenes stories.

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This week, Jason is joined by professional heavyweight boxer, reality television personality, and Misfits Boxing Heavyweight Champion Chase DeMoor for a conversation about his journey from chasing the NFL to building a career in reality television and combat sports.

Chase breaks down working at Starbucks while pursuing football, signing with the CFL, and pivoting to Too Hot to Handle after the pandemic disrupted his career. He reveals how reality television grew from $1,000 per week and small brand deals into six-figure appearances and a legitimate business.

Jason and Chase also dive into the economics of professional boxing, including the expenses that reduced Chase’s first $100,000 purse to roughly $25,000–$30,000. Chase shares the contract terms behind his victory over Andrew Tate, why he accepted a smaller payday for the opportunity, and how the win transformed his negotiating power and brand.

Plus, Chase explains the psychology behind trash talk, reading opponents during faceoffs, and why constantly pivoting and reinvesting in himself has been the key to his success.

Chase reveals all this and so much more in another episode you can’t afford to miss!

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Host: Jason Tartick

Audio: John Gurney

Video: Marc Colcer

Guest: Chase DeMoor

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The boys are back for another Thirty Minute Thursday! Jason and the Curious Canadian recap this week's conversation with Kathryn Hurley, including the behind-the-scenes moments from Jason and Kathryn's engagement and why the episode resonated with so many listeners. They also dive into everything happening in pop culture this week, share a few laughs, and cover the headlines everyone is talking about. Whether you're here for the relationship updates, behind-the-scenes stories, or the latest entertainment buzz, this episode has you covered.

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This week, Jason is joined by his fiancée, Kathryn Hurley, founder of Wags & Walks Nashville, for a conversation about their engagement, their three-week trip through Europe, how Jason secretly planned the proposal, their journey from friendship to forever, and what comes next as they begin planning their wedding and future together.

Jason and Kathryn break down every detail from Santorini and Lake Como, including how Jason selected the ring, asked Kathryn’s father for his blessing, carried the ring across Europe, and tried to hide the surprise from someone who organizes nearly everything in their lives. They also reveal the delayed videographer, the weekender bag that nearly gave everything away, and the fake business emergency Jason used to throw Kathryn off.

Jason and Kathryn also dive into how their relationship developed, why compatibility and selflessness matter in a forever partner, and how they knew they had found their person. Plus, Kathryn opens up about being introduced to Jason’s public life, how meeting him changed her perspective on having children, and the three locations they are considering for their wedding.

From revealing the chaos behind their Lake Como proposal to sharing why their friendship created the foundation for their relationship, Jason and Kathryn reveal what it really takes to trust again, build a life together, and find love when you least expect it.

Jason and Kathryn reveal all this and so much more in another episode you can’t afford to miss!

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Host: Jason Tartick

Audio: John Gurney

Video: Marc Colcer

Guest: Kathryn Hurley

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