Grand Finale [Podcast]

Why the podcast is coming to an end

This was not a sudden decision. Mike explains that the podcast required significant time and energy from the whole team, and he ultimately had to choose where that effort would create the most value.

• The show is being paused indefinitely, not just for a short break.

• The decision came from a need to say no to some projects to focus on others.

• Mike chose to prioritize paying members of Dividend Stocks Rock and Retirement Loop over free content.

A look back at what the podcast built

This episode is also a moment of gratitude. Mike and Vero reflect on the show’s reach and the strong response they have received from listeners over the years.

• The podcast ran for 7 seasons, with 270 episodes and 850,000 downloads.

• The most downloaded episode focused on Why you should be a dividend growth investor and nothing else, showing how much the strategy resonated with listeners.

• Vero thanks the audience for their support, encouragement, and feedback throughout the journey.

What this change means for DSR members and Loopers

While the podcast is ending, Mike makes it clear that this move is about creating more depth and more practical value elsewhere.

• More private videos and actionable content are coming for members.

• DSR will continue expanding its workshops, with topics centered on real portfolio decisions.

• Mike is also investing time into bringing AI tools into DSR to better support members.

Where listeners can still follow Mike and the team

The end of this podcast does not mean the end of the content. Mike and Vero point listeners toward the platforms that will continue moving forward.

• Moose on the Loose will continue in its short daily format.

• Mike is considering adding live sessions tied to that content.

• The free weekly newsletter will become an even more important way to stay connected.

• Vero will still be involved behind the scenes and through future newsletter content.

A genuine goodbye, for now

The closing of the episode feels more like a thank you than a farewell. Mike and Vero end on appreciation, humor, and the same sign-off listeners have heard for years.

• They thank each other for the years of collaboration and friendship.

• They remind listeners that this is not disappearing without explanation, but a thoughtful transition.

• The final words are a fitting sendoff: Stay invested.