Inside Blackstone

Inside Blackstone is made for anyone who wants a clearer read on the real economy — from individual investors and business owners to the executives founders, and financial advisors who shape the market. Whether you’re allocating your own capital or advising people who do, each episode is built to make your week sharper, with insight drawn from Blackstone’s view across more than 280 portfolio companies and roughly 13,000 real estate assets. It’s a clear-eyed look at what’s happening and where things are shifting — no prior finance background required, and no jargon.

Inside Blackstone is hosted by Christine Anderson, Blackstone’s Global Head of Corporate Affairs and the firm’s primary spokesperson. She began her career as a producer at Good Morning America, served in the Clinton White House, and joined Blackstone in 2009. She sits on Blackstone’s Corporate and Operating Committees and attends all investment committee meetings, so the questions come from inside the room. Each week, she leads fast-paced conversations on what’s moving markets, reshaping industries, and changing how we live and work.

New episodes of Inside Blackstone are released weekly, every Tuesday morning. The first season launched on September 15, 2026. Follow the show on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts and new episodes will appear automatically.

You can subscribe to Inside Blackstone on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts, and every episode is also published here. Episodes are produced as both audio and video, so you can watch the full conversation on YouTube or listen anywhere you get your podcasts.

Most episodes run about 20 to 25 minutes. Short enough for a commute or a workout, long enough to get past the headline.

Each episode of Inside Blackstone moves through four segments: the conversations driving our Monday morning meeting, a plain-English economic weather report, a long-form interview with a leader shaping what comes next, and The Debrief, where a Blackstone leader breaks down what we just heard. The goal is not commentary. It is clarity on what is actually happening in the real economy.

Inside Blackstone covers the forces moving the real economy: artificial intelligence, energy and power, infrastructure, healthcare, private credit, real estate, and the consumer. Episodes pair Blackstone’s view across more than 280 portfolio companies and roughly 13,000 real estate assets with the CEOs, founders, and investors making the decisions.

No. Inside Blackstone is produced for informational and educational purposes only. It is not investment, legal, or tax advice, nothing in it is an offer to buy or sell any security or a recommendation of any investment strategy, and views expressed by guests are their own.