AN OPPENHEIMER PODCAST Let's Talk Future™
Podcast
Welcome to Oppenheimer’s Let’s Talk FutureTM podcast. In this format we bring you timely and relevant conversations with thought leaders and industry experts. Join us as we explore new ways of thinking about the markets, investing, business, new technologies, and life in general. It explores a variety of market perspectives–bringing our firm’s financial thought leaders directly to you.
Recent Episodes
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The Investable Age of Space
ListenThe global space economy is entering a period of rapid expansion driven by falling launch costs, next-generation satellite constellations, and scalable AI infrastructure.
In this discussion, Tim Horan speaks with Brian O'Toole, CEO of BlackSky, and Graeme Shaw, Lead Investor at EarthDaily Analytics, about how space-based communications and Earth observation systems are reshaping defense, agriculture, supply chains, and environmental monitoring.
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The Housing Affordability Crisis and What Comes Next
ListenHousing affordability has become one of the most persistent challenges facing consumers, policymakers, and investors. Despite falling mortgage rates and early optimism, 2025 proved to be a disappointing year for housing, with demand failing to rebound and activity remaining historically subdued. In this episode of Let’s Talk Future, Jane Ross speaks with Tyler Batory, who covers residential real estate, lodging, and leisure at Oppenheimer, about why housing feels so inaccessible for many buyers today.
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The Big Shifts Ahead: A 2026 Outlook
ListenOppenheimer CEO & President Robert (Rob) Lowenthal joins Let’s Talk Future™ to reflect on the major developments that shaped 2025 and to outline the innovation, investment, and market dynamics expected to influence 2026. Rob discusses the unprecedented scale of AI infrastructure investment, the emerging opportunity across healthcare, space technology, defense innovation, and infrastructure, and provides a measured view of valuations, risk, and geopolitics. He reinforces why the U.S. continues to lead in innovation and why strong relationships remain central to Oppenheimer’s mission