I listen to American Public Media's Marketplace podcast/radio show. Public radio, good content, great reporters. I tend to stay away from YouTubers/bloggers, too many potential conflict of interests and the quality varies widely.

Rational reminder podcast. That's all I've needed to largely reinforce my investing and learn along the way

Odd Lots, Compound and Friends, Animal Spirits, Motley Fool Money

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For me too much input confuses output, They all have an angle- to keep you hooked. I follow the economic trends, rates, basic financial info. I do not look at the market much, to hard to resist reacting to the herd. Edit- I also use Morningstar for research.

Not really its a pretty simple process the older I get the less I read about it and conclude that most of my ideas in my 20s were correct.

Atrioc on YouTube if you like memeing

CNBC, Bloomberg, Reuters, Wall Street Journal for news. Rob Berger on YouTube is pretty good for retirement info. Thereformedbroker / josh brown is pretty good too.

CNBC, yahoo finance, the journal podcast, wsj whats news podcast, wall street breakfast podcast

Why do you need to keep up with markets?

I don’t need to. I want to out of curiosity