Marathon Money
A podcast where CEOs of small-cap public companies are given a friendly platform to pitch their story and growth potential to retail investors.
This is an investor-relations podcast disguised as an interview show. Each episode is a deep-dive, promotional case study on a single, often small-cap, stock ticker. The host gives CEOs a friendly and extensive platform to detail their business strategy, technology, and near-term catalysts directly to an audience of potential retail investors.
“Unlike broader market analysis shows, Marathon Money focuses intensely on one company per episode. The host is explicitly supportive of the guest's company, acting less as a critical journalist and more as a partner in helping the CEO tell their story to the investment community.”
Who hosts this show
Marathon Money brings you exclusive interviews with CEOs of publicly traded companies, primarily on the NASDAQ and S&P 500. The host, Kenny Colin, provides a platform for leaders to discuss their company's technology, market strategy, and growth prospects for an audience of active retail investors. The show focuses on providing actionable insights, stock tips, and strategies to grow wealth.
Credentials & credits
- Podcast Host
- Investor
Other ventures
- Marathon Money Plus (MM+)
- Clarity.fm Expert Profile
What kind of podcast
- Country
- United States
- Region
- usa
When new episodes drop
- 01Virtuix Holdings NASDAQ: VTIXMay 28, 2026 · 23 min
- 02
- 03
- 04
- 05
- 06
- 07I Just Bought This 7% Monthly Dividend Stock (NYSE: DOC)Apr 24, 2026 · 5 min
- 08
Notable episodes
- 01The U.S. Military Is Training on His VR Treadmill — Virtuix CEO Jan Goetgeluk Returns | VTIX
Demonstrates the show's model of bringing back CEOs to provide updates, reinforcing the host's long-term tracking of companies for his investor audience.
- 02Forge Resources (FRGGF): $105/g Gold Discovery + Coal Path to Cash — CEO Explains the Two-Asset Play
A clear example of the show's focus on the junior mining sector and its framing of complex assets as a simple two-part investment thesis.
- 03$307M Bet Against China: Inside Unusual Machines’ Race to Dominate US Drone Manufacturing
Highlights the show's tendency to tap into geopolitical and macroeconomic trends (US manufacturing, anti-China sentiment) to frame an investment story.
What you'll be asked on this show
Kenny's interview style is that of a friendly, informed partner. He typically opens by referencing a major market trend or a recent company achievement to set a positive frame. He probes with direct, business-centric questions about strategy, revenue, and M&A, often prefacing them with affirmations about the company's progress. He rarely pushes back, instead using open-ended questions like "How is the market demand?" or "Tell me about your biggest projects" to give the guest a wide runway. His signature move is to close by asking what near-term catalysts investors should be looking for.
The format is a one-on-one interview with a CEO, often recorded remotely. The host, Kenny, is well-prepared, using company press releases and recent milestones to frame his questions. He frequently repeats the company's stock ticker, reinforcing the investment-centric nature of the conversation.
Questions the host keeps coming back to
14 cataloguedIf you're going on this show as a guest, expect some version of each of these. Each note explains when the host reaches for it.
origin
1- Q.01
“Tell me about your background; I read you used to be a [previous, unrelated profession]?”
An opening question used to establish the guest's origin story and build rapport.
process
4- Q.01
“Tell me your two biggest projects right now and where they're at.”
A direct, high-level question to get a quick overview of the company's main assets and priorities.
- Q.02
“How are the training sessions going now that you have [a major military branch or key partner]?”
Asks for a progress report on a key business segment, often one that has been mentioned in press releases.
- Q.03
“How quickly can you build a new [virtual terrain or product]?”
This question is designed to highlight the company's technological speed and efficiency.
- Q.04
“Does the [major company] partnership mean your product will be in their store?”
Seeks to clarify the specific, tangible implications of a major, well-publicized partnership.
growth
1- Q.01
“You've launched in [new market/Europe]. How is the market demand out there?”
A straightforward question to inquire about the progress and reception of a recent market expansion.
money
3- Q.01
“Regarding the M&A committee, are you looking for one big acquisition or several smaller ones?”
A direct question aimed at understanding the company's inorganic growth strategy.
- Q.02
“Are you pursuing government grant programs like SBIR or DARPA?”
Inquires about specific, non-dilutive government funding avenues, relevant for tech and defense companies.
- Q.03
“Revenue grew [X]%. What's needed to reach full production capacity?”
Connects a strong past performance metric with future operational needs and potential for scale.
future
2- Q.01
“Is [new application/healthcare] becoming a third major business leg for your company?”
Explores the potential for new market verticals beyond the company's two core businesses.
- Q.02
“Can you simulate [environmental conditions/new features]? Is that the next level?”
Probes for the future capabilities and the technical depth of the company's product.
craft
1- Q.01
“How big of a competitive moat do your patents create?”
Prompts the guest to articulate the strength and defensibility of their intellectual property.
mindset
1- Q.01
“What does a report that makes you happy look like when you read it?”
A mindset question designed to understand the CEO's internal metrics for success.
advice
1- Q.01
“What should investors be looking at for Q2 and Q3?”
A signature closing question that explicitly asks for near-term catalysts for the investor audience.
Signature segments
- · CEO Interviews
- · Stock Ticker Spotlight
- · Investor-Focused Analysis
- · Company Deep Dives
Topics covered repeatedly
Who gets booked here
The show books CEOs of small-cap and micro-cap publicly traded companies (NASDAQ, OTC, CSE), particularly those in trending sectors like VR, drones, and critical minerals who are actively seeking to raise their profile with retail investors.
- Jan Goetgelukon The U.S. Military Is Training on His VR Treadmill — Virtuix CEO Jan Goetgeluk Returns | VTIX
- RJ Murphyon Forge Resources (FRGGF): $105/g Gold Discovery + Coal Path to Cash — CEO Explains the Two-Asset Play
- Allan Evanson $307M Bet Against China: Inside Unusual Machines’ Race to Dominate US Drone Manufacturing
- Mike Stieron SAGA Metals CEO Mike Stier | Radar MRE, Wolverine REE, Rio Tinto Deal | Critical Minerals Play
Where to find this show
Audience & reach
The show is frequently sponsored by the trading platform Moomoo. Some episodes are explicitly labeled as paid partnerships with the featured company, and given the highly promotional tone, it's estimated that many of the interviews may be sponsored content.
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People also ask
- What is the real name of the host?
- The host's name is Kenny Colin. He is sometimes referred to as Kenny Coinz in transcripts and reviews.
- What is the format of Marathon Money?
- It is an interview-based podcast where the host, Kenny Colin, speaks with CEOs of publicly traded companies about their business and investment potential.
- Is the podcast still active?
- Yes, the podcast releases episodes on a weekly basis.
- Where can I listen to the podcast?
- The podcast is available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and other major podcast platforms. Full interviews are also available on MarathonMoneyPlus.com.
- Are the interviews sponsored?
- Some episodes are explicitly disclosed as paid partnerships. The show is also sponsored by the trading platform Moomoo.
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