Count Me In

Backed by the Institute of Management Accountants, Count Me In has been quietly building one of the largest episode libraries in the finance podcast space. With 382 episodes and a 4.7 rating from 36 reviews on Apple Podcasts, this weekly show has staying power that most competitors cannot match. Hosted by Adam Larson (with Mitch Roshong as co-host on earlier episodes), each conversation runs 16 to 56 minutes and brings in a working finance professional or thought leader to discuss a focused topic. Recent episodes have covered behavioral pricing strategies, the role of AI in professional exam preparation, fraud prevention in a digital age, and how automation is reshaping finance team leadership. The show balances technical accounting content with softer leadership and career development topics, which keeps the feed from feeling monotonous. Larson has an understated interview style that works well. He does not try to be flashy or provocative. Instead, he creates space for guests to share practical advice grounded in their actual work. The episode on managing burnout in finance teams stood out for its honest treatment of a topic most business podcasts either ignore or oversimplify. Because the IMA produces it, the show has institutional credibility and access to a network of management accountants and finance leaders that independent podcasters simply cannot replicate. If you are a CFO, controller, or finance manager who values substance over personality, Count Me In delivers consistently useful episodes without any of the self-promotional noise that plagues many business shows.