The Rich Dad Radio Show is probably one of the most important radio shows that EVERY person should and need here. Every week there is a different guest that is typically very sophisticated and great at what they do and know. Many topics are broken down into easy-to-understand language. It brings another point of view VERY little people do know about. In short, if you are ignorant about the world of business and current economics, it will introduce you to the topic.

If there's anything that I can say about the show, is that it's educational. Not education in the school sense. It's real life education. Education that you can use on a daily basis to increase your financial IQ and eventually your financial position, if that's what you need. It also keep you up-to-date on some of the latest trends and most important books that you'll ever read.I cannot say enough about what Robert and Kim are doing. I really appreciate what they do for my family. Download this app, listen to the shows multiple times each and keep on learning!

Who this app is great for: anyone looking to dive deep (far back) into the Rich Dad Radio Show/Podcast archives. After 24 hours, the value the information provided is worth many times more than the monthly or yearly subscription.Who this app is good for: anyone who’s been subscribed to the podcast but wants/needs to have access to the complete library. As Robert and Kim Kiyosaki frequently say, these shows are worth listening to several times.

I enjoy reading/listening to Robert Kiyosaki's point of view on the economy, investing, etc. This is a good pickup to stay connected to what he has to say. I've enjoyed his stuff since i first read Rich Dad Poor Dad. There's a long list of shows to choose from! Since it's a subscription, I'm assuming that more shows will be added. My only real knocks on this app are: the show titles below the top 2 or 3 shows on your screen are difficult to read with the black text on the dark gradient background. Other than that, it just feels constrained - it's just the list of shows and then one tap to the individual show descriptions and then back to the overall list. Lastly, a sort function by date or topic would be beneficial - again, there are a lot shows with varying topics, so you'll see why I bring this up. Overall, my knocks on it aren't biggies. ultimately, I get tons of Robert's shows for my commute. Looking forward to the next show release.