Treasury Whisperer’s Talkcast Podcast

Treasury Whisperer’s Talkcast Podcast

Seth Marlowe, "The Treasury Whisperer" talks with leaders in Treasury, Banking, Payments, Fintech and more.

The Treasury Whisperer's Talkcast Podcast is a production of Treasury Whisperer Studio and Treasury Whisperer LLC © 2025-2026

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Recent Episodes

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July 27, 2026

Episode 59 - Better Together: When Banks and Fintechs Collaborate with Stuart Bain (Alacriti) & Deepak Kapoor (Huntington)

THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY ALACRITI In this episode of The Treasury Whisperer’s Talkcast Podcast, host Seth Marlowe interviews Stuart Bain, Senior Vice President of Product Management at Alacriti (www.alacriti.com), and Deepak Kapoor, Senior Vice President and Head of Payments Product at Huntington National Bank(www.huntington.com). Stuart and Deepak share their unique journeys into the payments industry before discussing howbanks and fintechs are working together to modernize commercial payme
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July 24, 2026

Episode 58 - First Anniversary Special with Wayne Brown, Genevieve Dozier, Stu Hack, Zoya Lieberman and Kevin Olsen.

In this special First Anniversary episode of The Treasury Whisperer’s Talkcast Podcast, host Seth Marlowe celebrates one year behind the microphone with five returning guests who helped shape the show's journey: Wayne Brown, Genevieve Dozier, Stuart Hack, Zoya Lieberman, and Kevin "The Payments Professor" Olsen. Together they reflect on the podcast's first year, share stories from their own careers, discuss the importance of mentorship, community, and relationship building, and offer advice on i
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July 23, 2026

Episode 57 - The People Behind the Payments Rules with Stephanie Prebish (Nacha)

In this episode of The Treasury Whisperer’s Talkcast Podcast, host Seth Marlowe interviews Stephanie Prebish, Senior Managing Director of Association Services at Nacha (www.nacha.org). Stephanie shares her career journey from bank teller to payments industry leader, including how a newspaper ad for “electronic banking” eventually led her to Nacha more than two decades ago. Seth and Stephanie discuss Nacha’s role in supporting membership, conferences, education, professional accreditation, and pr
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July 10, 2026

Episode 56 - The Death of the TMS as We Know It? with Bob Stark (Kyriba)

In this episode of The Treasury Whisperer’s Talkcast Podcast, host Seth Marlowe interviews Bob Stark, Head of Market Strategy at Kyriba (www.kyriba.com), for a wide-ranging conversation on the evolution of treasury technology andwhere it goes next. Seth and Bob look back at the early days of treasury management systems, dial-up bank connectivity, DOS-based tools, painful upgrades, and the long-running challenges of cash visibility, forecasting, and automation. They then explore how treasury has
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July 7, 2026

Episode 55 - From Fintech Investing to the Future of Bank Strategy with Eric Schwartz (Canapi Ventures)

In this episode of The Treasury Whisperer’s Talkcast Podcast, host Seth Marlowe interviews Eric Schwartz, Operating Partner at Canapi Ventures (www.canapi.com), for a wide-ranging conversation on fintech investing, bank strategy, AI, digital assets, embedded finance, and the evolving relationship between banks and technology providers. Eric shares how Canapi’s bank-backed venture model helps connect financial institutions with fintech and enterprise software companies, why founder-market fit mat
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June 24, 2026

Episode 54 - The Instant Payments Maven's Instant Payments Reality Check with Marcia Klingensmith (Candescent)

In this episode of The Treasury Whisperer’s Talkcast Podcast, host Seth Marlowe interviews Marcia Klingensmith, banking modernization and ecosystem strategy leader at Candescent (www.candescent.com) and author of The Instant Edge blog (www.substack.com/@instantpaymentsmaven). Marcia, known as the Instant Payments Maven, shares her perspective on why treasury and business banking may drive the next phase of instant payments adoption. The conversation explores RTP, FedNow, the “receive-only rut,”