5-story news cycles. AI tactics for the modern fund. Long-form interviews with the operators rewriting how Wall Street raises capital. New episodes every week.
The economy added 172,000 jobs, and stocks, bonds, gold, and bitcoin all fell on the same day. Roughly $2.5 trillion erased on a good number, because the biggest IPO in history is vacuuming the cash out of this market, and your 401k is being forced to buy it. Six stories, six moves, one machine to build, closing on Ackman's rule: build the compounder, not the deal.
Every episode falls into one of four formats — built so capital raisers can listen on Monday and have something useful to do by Tuesday morning.
5-story news cycle. Fed moves, SEC rules, capital-markets headlines — translated into action items for the operator who's raising right now.
The AI workflows, prompts, and tools we use to research deals, write LP updates, and run a fund without hiring a junior analyst.
Conversations with fund managers, GPs, and capital allocators who've actually closed the deals. No theory. No fluff. Just the playbook.
Cinematic deep-dives on the people who built the great funds — Schwarzman, Dalio, Marks. The grit, the rejections, the moments the firm caught fire.
Devin runs PF Capital, a private real estate fund — and built Fund Flow OS, the operating system other capital raisers use to manage their own. When he's not closing LPs, he's recording Funds on Fire: the news show he wishes existed when he raised his first $500K.
The voice is part TBPN, part All-In, part group chat with the smartest person at the bar. Sarcasm encouraged. Suits prohibited.
Fund Flow OS is the platform Devin built for the operators on this show — pipeline, LP comms, deal rooms, and AI workflows in one place. If you've ever managed your raise in a spreadsheet and a thread of unread emails, this is the upgrade.
Funds on Fire interviews capital raisers, fund managers, and operators with stories worth telling. If that's you, the bar is simple: real numbers, real candor, real reps.