Long-form interviews and conversations with tech, AI, and finance leaders (30min+)
Vanguard, founded by Jack Bogle in 1975, created the first index fund for individual investors and pioneered a customer-owned corporate structure that has saved investors $1 trillion in fees, while managing over $10 trillion to become the largest shareholder of most US corporations.
Fund manager Josh Young argues that higher oil prices from the closed Strait of Hormuz will actually boost the U.S. economy and wages, especially for lower-income workers, as America is now a net oil exporter benefiting from higher prices.
Jordan Peterson explains that finding your 'true self' requires breaking childhood abuse patterns through goal clarification and boundary practice, understanding that your conscience requires social calibration to avoid authoritarian rigidity, and recognizing how 60 million years of evolutionary history shaped your threat-detection psychology.
Guillaume Vernade from Google DeepMind demonstrates how to build multimodal content pipelines using the new GenMedia suite (Nano Banana 2, Veo 3.1, and Lyria) via the Gemini Developer API, showcasing a live workshop that transforms text into illustrated books with AI-generated images, video, and music.
Josh Browder explains his unique 'one-man accelerator' model where he houses young founders in Four Seasons residences while investing at sub-$5M valuations to help them avoid the three fatal pre-seed traps: running out of money, hope, or co-founder trust. He shares specific heuristics for identifying authentic founders with deep problem connections versus 'ideological frauds' who reverse-engineer founder archetypes using AI.
The video scrutinizes President Trump's disclosure of 3,700 stock trades in early 2026 as a glaring conflict of interest and potential insider trading, while also covering AIPAC's multi-million dollar campaign against fiscal conservative Thomas Massie and conspiracy theories regarding Lone Star ticks and red meat allergies.
Elon Musk is suing OpenAI for $150 billion, claiming Sam Altman betrayed the company's original nonprofit mission by converting it into a for-profit entity, in a trial that hinges on which billionaire the jury finds more credible.
Yaroslav Azhnyuk, former pet-tech founder turned defense entrepreneur, explains how The Fourth Law is building AI-powered autonomous drones to defend Ukraine, arguing that software-defined warfare and mass manufacturing scale have fundamentally rewritten the rules of military power.
Anthropic engineers Ash Prabakar and Andrew Wilson explain how to build AI agents that run for hours or days by combining model improvements with strategic 'harness' scaffolding that solves context limitations, planning failures, and unreliable self-evaluation through persistent state management, verification loops, and deterministic orchestration patterns.
Behavioral scientist Dr. Nick Epley explains that overcoming social anxiety requires real-world exposure rather than simulation, as our fears of rejection are systematically misplaced. He reveals how humans use egocentrism, stereotypes, and behavior to read minds—each with unique biases—and demonstrates our species' unparalleled social intelligence through comparative studies with primates.
Bitcoin trader Ahmed maintains an 80% probability bullish bias for new highs above $83K but refuses to open new longs until price either reclaims $78.7K or pulls back to the $76K anchored VWAP, emphasizing that traders must separate directional opinions from actual trade execution.
Jordan Peterson explores the unconscious as embodied cultural encoding and autonomous subpersonalities, outlines three universal existential burdens inherent to human consciousness, reveals his personal Big Five personality metrics, and analyzes social cooperation through Piaget's theory of games as equilibrated states requiring rule-bound competition.