Fiduciary Alchemy was born from a hard truth: you often do not see the cracks in your plans until life forces you to. For host Craig Andrews, that moment came after waking up from a six-week coma. On this show, Craig welcomes wealth managers, tax strategists, and estate planners who help families prepare for a long, prosperous life while also protecting the people they love if life takes an unexpected turn. Listen in to build a plan that honors your family through all of life’s twists and turns.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFiduciary Alchemy was born from a hard truth: you often do not see the cracks in your plans until life forces you to. For host Craig Andrews, that moment came after waking up from a six-week coma.
Recent episodes include "The People You Love May Be the Wrong People to Trust with Josh Wilson & Adriana Lopez-Ortiz" (21 October 2026, 39 minutes), "The Heart Side of Wealth Transfer with Melissa Douaire" (14 October 2026, 37 minutes), and "The Live Oak Lesson - Human Connection in the Age of AI with Craig Andrews" (7 October 2026, 16 minutes).
Fiduciary Alchemy publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 24 episodes.
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Fiduciary Alchemy is a business podcast with 24 episodes published.
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You do not control the future. You do not know when the future happens. And if you wait until life forces the conversation, you may have already lost the chance to make the cleanest, kindest, most protective choices...
A $124 trillion wealth transfer can sound like a math problem. It is not. The attorneys can draft the documents, the advisors can manage the assets, and the plans can look tidy on paper. But when money moves because...
A centuries-old live oak twists, turns, and grows into something impossible to duplicate. Plant one under controlled conditions and it may grow straight—but it loses the irregular beauty that makes the original...
A family meeting can look responsible on paper and still fail in the room. If the conversation is only about trusts, investments, estate plans, and how the money should be used, the people who most need to care may...
Most families think the plan is in place because the accounts exist, the advisor knows the portfolio, and the will or trust has been signed. Then something happens. A parent is unconscious. The bills are due. The...
A lot of advisors lead with the word "fiduciary." Corwin Davidson is more interested in what happens after that word is said. If an advisor claims to act in a client's best interest but has no access to real tax...
Real estate can build real wealth, but Ryan Finch is clear about the part people like to skip: it is not passive just because rent checks show up. In this episode of Fiduciary Alchemy, Craig talks with Ryan, founder of...
Most people know they should have estate documents in place. Fewer people understand that the documents are only part of the work. In this episode, Craig talks with Emily Harper of Monument Wealth Management about why...
Business owners start retirement plans for the right reasons. They want to help employees save, compete for talent, and build something that serves people beyond the paycheck. But qualified retirement plans come with...
A business owner may think distributions are the reward for years of risk. A buyer may see the same distributions and wonder why the owner stopped betting on the business. In this episode of Fiduciary Alchemy, Craig...
An Austin attorney with hundreds of cows sounds like the start of a lighter conversation. But Ellen Dickerson knows ranch life and estate planning have at least one thing in common: waiting until something goes wrong is...
Most owners know they will eventually leave the business. The harder question is whether the only realistic exit is selling to private equity, watching the culture change, and hoping the community, team, and legacy...
Average returns make retirement planning look cleaner than it really is. Clients do not retire into averages. They retire into real markets, real tax bills, real spending needs, and real fear when one bad stretch shows...
Most families assume the important information is “somewhere.” A folder. A drive. A password manager. A safe. A filing cabinet. A shared document. But when someone dies suddenly or becomes incapacitated, “somewhere” is...
Most people think better financial decisions come from better math. Ross Powell sees it differently. In this episode of Fiduciary Alchemy Podcast, Craig Andrews sits down with Ross Powell, Wealth Manager, to talk about...
The papers were signed. The estate documents existed. The legal work was done. On the surface, the client had handled the responsible part. Then he asked William Bissett a better question: what happens when I am gone...
<p>Financial advisory growth can expose every weak spot in the business.</p><p>In this episode of Fiduciary Alchemy, Craig talks with Sean Kuttin, Business Development Manager with Kuttin Wealth Management, about what...
Everyone loves the headline number on a business exit. The sale price. The valuation. The story that makes the room go quiet. But Brett Swarts wants owners looking at the number that comes after tax. Because a big exit...
<p>Everyone loves the headline number on a business exit.</p><p>The sale price. The valuation. The story that makes the room go quiet.</p><p>But Brett Swarts wants owners looking at the number that comes after tax...
Most people spend their working years building the mountain. Then retirement arrives, and nobody has taught them how to come down without handing the IRS a bigger share than expected. In this episode of Fiduciary...
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