Today's Top Episodes
How Humans Will Earn in the AI Economy with Jordan Gray from Public AI
Will AI steal your job or create new opportunities? Discover how humans will thrive in the evolving AI economy.
Introducing: The Mishal Husain Show
Go beyond the headlines with Mishal Husain as she uncovers the ideas shaping our world, featuring exclusive interviews with global power players.
A Tiny Plot to Call Home
Discover how tiny homes are making a huge difference, offering hope and a fresh start for homeless veterans.
How to measure AI developer productivity in 2025 | Nicole Forsgren
Are your developer productivity metrics outdated? Learn how to accurately measure and boost your team's performance in the AI era.
Version History: Sony Watchman
Remember the Sony Watchman? Take a trip down memory lane and rediscover the iconic personal TV that changed how we watched on the go.
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The Truth About Podcast Ads, Life After the Military, and Scott’s London Tips
Duration: 00:18:36
October 17, 2025
- Podcast advertising innovation lies in host read-overs and the intimate, trusted relationship between hosts and listeners, making ads more impactful.
- The military offers a unique sense of purpose and community that can be challenging to replicate in the private sector, and veterans may need to seek fulfillment in external communities like church groups or coaching.
- For a trip to London, experiencing a Premier League football match is highly recommended for cultural immersion, alongside exploring neighborhoods like Notting Hill or Hampstead for a less touristy vibe.
America Is Fraying from Within — with Molly Jong-Fast
Duration: 01:03:28
October 16, 2025
- The potential divvying up and redistribution of TikTok to Republican donors is discussed as a form of cronyism and socialism.
- The conversation highlights concerns around the definition and implications of using the term "genocide" in relation to the conflict in the Middle East, particularly its potential to fuel antisemitism.
- The effectiveness and potential downsides of wealth and corporate taxation are debated, with examples from the UK and fears of capital flight from high-tax cities like New York.
Raging Moderates: Trump Has Completed Half of Project 2025
Duration: 00:52:24
October 15, 2025
- The government shutdown is having a significant impact on everyday Americans, with no clear resolution in sight as both parties remain entrenched in their positions.
- Project 2025, a far-right governing blueprint, has already seen nearly half of its proposals implemented by the current administration, focusing on dismantling checks and balances and consolidating power.
- The "No Kings" protests are resurging to demonstrate against authoritarianism and the government shutdown, despite official characterizations that organizers dismiss as fear-mongering.
Why the N.B.A. is Betting Big on China
Duration: 00:35:20
October 14, 2025
- China's dominance in rare earth processing poses a strategic choke point in its rivalry with the US, impacting global markets and technology.
- The NBA's return to China signifies a thaw in cultural relations, a stark contrast to ongoing trade tensions, and highlights the sport's immense popularity.
- Chinese surgeons have achieved a world first with a successful pig-to-human liver transplant, showcasing advancements in xenotransplantation and China's growing influence in biotech innovation.
The Deal That Ended the Gaza War — with Dan Senor
Duration: 01:12:13
October 13, 2025
- Trump's focus on Hamas's initial "yes" to releasing all hostages at once, rather than the "buts," was a critical negotiation tactic.
- The Israeli military operation in Gaza City and the attempted strike in Doha were seen as catalytic events that pressured Hamas towards a deal.
- The involvement of Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon, due to their close ties to Trump, elevated the stakes for regional players negotiating the deal.
Teaching Young Men to Invest, Mental Health at Work, and What Charlie Kirk Got Wrong (and Right)
Duration: 00:18:15
October 13, 2025
- Many young men are drawn to high-risk investments like crypto and meme stocks due to inherent biological predispositions and a desire to signal masculinity.
- When seeking employment, honesty about past health challenges and recovery, framed as life lessons and resilience, can be a strength rather than a weakness.
- Despite political differences, there's common ground in addressing the challenges facing young people, advocating for open and civil discourse even in potentially hostile environments.
Raising Kids in a Divided America, The Silver Tsunami, and Scott’s Early Career Advice
Duration: 00:20:48
October 10, 2025
- Regarding raising children in a divided country, the speaker suggests asking questions and having open, honest conversations rather than immediately correcting their potentially misinformed opinions.
- The "Silver Tsunami" presents a significant opportunity for young entrepreneurs to acquire small businesses from retiring baby boomers, potentially through seller financing arrangements.
- For young professionals feeling unchallenged in their early careers, the advice is to prioritize networking, consider seeking more challenging roles within the current company, and explore other opportunities while remaining employed for at least two years.
How Long Can the American Economy Hold? — with Kai Ryssdal
Duration: 00:58:15
October 9, 2025
- The podcast highlights the increasing trend of state capitalism in the U.S., questioning the government taking equity stakes in private companies.
- The guest expresses concern over the government shutdown's impact on economic data, particularly at a perilous moment for the Fed regarding rising consumer inflation expectations.
- Tariffs are negatively impacting soybean farmers, and broader U.S. trade policy, leading to a circular logic and market catastrophe for American farmers.
Raging Moderates: Why the Manosphere Is Breaking up With Trump
Duration: 00:48:02
October 8, 2025
- Trump's administration is facing legal challenges over deploying National Guard troops to Democrat-led cities, raising concerns about federal overreach and potential political consequences despite court rulings against such deployments.
- Indirect talks, mediated by the US, Qatar, Egypt and Turkey are currently underway geared towards a ceasefire deal between Israeli and Palestinian negotiators, though Hamas's refusal to disarm remains a significant obstacle.
- Several figures within the "manosphere" are expressing regret over their political endorsements, signaling the need for Democrats to engage with a broader range of voices, even those with whom they may have imperfect alignment.
China Decode: China’s Next 5-Year Plan & Xi’s Possible Successor
Duration: 00:40:48
October 7, 2025
- China aims to offer a "new form of human advancement" to developing countries, incorporating Chinese insights and economic support.
- Despite internal economic strategies and international tensions, China is determined to maintain and increase its global presence.
- China intends to actively engage with the world by contributing its culture, offering its ideas, and showcasing "the real China".
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