Today's Top Episodes
Scott Bessent: Fixing the Fed, Tariffs for National Security, Solving Affordability in 2026
Ever wondered how to truly fix the Fed and use tariffs strategically? This episode lays out a bold vision for America's economic future.
Why Americans Are Falling Behind on Auto Loans At Their Highest Level Ever
Your car loan might be riskier than you think. Discover why Americans are falling behind on auto payments at historic levels and what it means for the economy.
Transform Pain & Trauma Into Creative Expression | David Choe
Can pain truly be transformed into power? Explore how trauma can fuel profound creative expression and personal healing in this captivating conversation.
How to get rich with stocks (without math, charts or models)
Forget the charts and complex models. Learn a radical new way to get rich in stocks by simply observing the world around you.
OpenAI’s Potential, Google’s Speedy Model, Copilot Hits Turbulence
The AI race is heating up! Discover OpenAI's next big move, Google's game-changing model, and why Microsoft's Copilot is struggling against the competition.
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The Good Show
Duration: 01:02:31
December 19, 2025
- The podcast emphasizes the relentless pursuit of a second ride to qualify for the finals in rodeo.
- The lyrics describe the intense physical and mental challenges faced by a rodeo rider, including surviving the buck, twist, and jerk.
- The speaker expresses a determination to keep competing despite setbacks and injuries, highlighting the cowboy spirit of trying again.
Shell Game: Minimum Viable Company
Duration: 00:39:49
December 5, 2025
- The podcast explores the emerging concept of AI agents as potential employees and co-founders in a new startup.
- The founder, Evan Ratliff, is attempting to build and operate a company using AI agents as his colleagues to test their capabilities and the future of work.
- A key challenge in developing this AI-powered company is enabling the AI agents to retain memory and learn from interactions to function effectively as a team.
Our Common Nature: West Virginia Coal
Duration: 00:53:33
November 21, 2025
- The entrance to the mine shafts is significantly flooded, with one shaft completely submerged.
- There are visible structural supports such as posts and a horizontal beam, indicating the mine's construction.
- The mine appears to diverge into passages to both the left and right, with the right passage becoming noticeably narrower.
Quantum Refuge
Duration: 00:48:17
November 14, 2025
- A new machine can construct an underground bunker in under 5 minutes using rapid tunneling and modular panels.
- The bunker offers advanced features like air filtration, autonomous sealing, ventilation, and defense capabilities.
- This portable and floodproof system is designed for quick deployment in emergencies like wildfires and earthquakes, with a starter kit costing around $200,000.
The Wubi Effect
Duration: 00:56:51
November 7, 2025
- The development of typing systems for the Chinese language on QWERTY keyboards was a complex challenge that threatened to marginalize the language, but was ultimately solved by Professor Wang Yongmin's Wubi method.
- The evolution of Chinese input methods has mirrored and even predated Western technological advancements like predictive text and autocorrect, showcasing China's rapid innovation in computational linguistics.
- The ubiquitous QWERTY keyboard layout, while seemingly arbitrary, has subtly influenced human preferences and language use, and modern cloud-based input systems in China are now at the forefront of co-writing and AI-driven communication.
Content Warning
Duration: 00:29:23
October 17, 2025
- The group embarks on a dangerous mission to film scary content in a forest, inspired by viral vlogs, but struggles with limited footage and encounters various deadly threats.
- Running out of film and facing numerous monsters, the friends repeatedly die and get separated, highlighting the ineffectiveness of their attempts to go viral.
- Despite repeated failures and the deaths of most of the group, a final attempt at filming a seemingly simple scenario surprisingly leads to viral success.
Creation Story
Duration: 00:34:53
October 10, 2025
- The podcast discussed the origin story in Hinduism, where before creation, only a vast dark ocean existed with Lord Vishnu asleep on a giant cobra.
- Brahma was tasked with creating the world from a lotus flower that grew from Vishnu's navel, resulting in the formation of the heavens, Earth, and skies, subsequently populating it with plants, animals, and life.
- Hinduism recognizes different names for God based on his actions: Brahma as creator, Vishnu as preserver, and Shiva as the eventual destroyer of the universe.
Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl
Duration: 00:45:29
October 3, 2025
- The Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) of 1978, designed to protect Native American families, was undermined by the Supreme Court's decision, which prioritized a non-native adoptive couple's claim based on a narrow reading of the statute.
- Alito's majority opinion in Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl employed "blood test racism" by emphasizing the child's minimal Cherokee blood quantum, a concept rejected by the Cherokee Nation itself, to question the law's applicability.
- This case exemplifies a historical pattern of ethnic cleansing against Native Americans, as the ruling disregards the ICWA's purpose to counter the forced removal of native children and the dismantling of tribal communities.
The Menopause Mystery
Duration: 00:38:58
August 8, 2025
- The child believes they have menopause after overhearing teachers discuss Mrs. Bellwood's symptoms and attributing them to menopause.
- Both the father and child express feeling hungry, mirroring a symptom they associate with menopause based on the teachers' conversation.
- The pair decide that a trip to Carl Jr. and Hardee's will be a suitable "cure" for their perceived menopause-like symptoms, dismissing the idea.
Galaxy Quenching
Duration: 00:40:08
August 1, 2025
- Satellite galaxies lose their ability to form new stars when they fall into the gravitational pull of larger galaxies, effectively having their fuel supply cut off.
- Larger galaxies often have a shell of hot gas that can strip away a satellite galaxy's fuel reserves more quickly through physical interactions.
- The time it takes for a satellite galaxy to stop forming new stars depends on whether it simply runs out of fuel or experiences a more rapid fuel stripping process.