Podcasts

Huberman Lab

Andrew Huberman explains how the brain's OVLT region monitors blood sodium to regulate thirst and fluid balance through vasopressin, emphasizing that optimal salt intake is highly individual—ranging from restriction for hypertensive patients to increased intake for those with low blood pressure or orthostatic disorders—to maintain cognitive and physical performance.

The Prof G Pod (Scott Galloway)

The video exposes a suspicious $1.5 billion futures trade executed minutes before Trump's Iran announcement as part of a broader pattern of political corruption, while separately analyzing a liquidity crisis in private credit markets where major firms are restricting withdrawals.

New York Times Podcasts

Masha Gesson documents the sentencing of her cousin Allan for attempting to hire a hitman to kill his ex-wife, then establishes a correspondence with him in prison to understand how a privileged Moscow youth became a domestic abuser capable of murder-for-hire.

The David Lin Report

Analyst Ben Cowen argues Bitcoin has not reached its bear market bottom, predicting a total drawdown of approximately 70% from the October 2025 peak as late business cycle dynamics and macro headwinds continue to pressure risk assets through 2026.

All-In Podcast

Longevity pioneer Bryan Johnson details taking a record-breaking dose of 5-MeO-DMT as part of his anti-aging protocol. He describes the experience as the most powerful neurological reset achievable, arguing that psychedelics may outperform traditional longevity interventions when used with medical supervision.

The David Lin Report

Gold's sharp selloff during the Iran conflict represents a technical correction in an overheated bull market rather than trend exhaustion, as commodities enter a structural supercycle against equities not seen since 2008, driven by irreversible Middle East supply damage and inevitable monetary expansion to fund war costs.

The Pomp Podcast

CFTC Chairman Mike Celig outlines a major shift toward regulatory collaboration with the SEC and innovation-friendly frameworks for crypto, AI, and prediction markets, emphasizing merit-neutral rules tailored to specific technologies rather than blanket enforcement.

My First Million

Maury Giles, CEO of Braver Angels, explains how the organization combats toxic political polarization by training Americans in 'courageous citizenship'—the middle ground between cowardice and recklessness—through structured dialogue workshops, accurate disagreement techniques, and local collaborative action that transforms conflict into problem-solving.

Jordan Peterson

Jordan Peterson explores Dostoevsky's critique of utopian rationalism and Kierkegaard's philosophy of necessary difficulty, using a clinical case study to demonstrate how shielding oneself from harsh realities leads to psychological paralysis, while confronting mortality fosters resilience and time-consciousness.

Joe Rogan Experience

Bill Thompson presents Joe with a custom 1860s mountain man knife and explains the rigorous pre-1840 'rendezvous' reenactment culture, while discussing the societal lack of male rites of passage and the importance of fatherhood and responsibility in transitioning from perpetual childhood to adulthood.

GaryVee

Gary Vaynerchuk argues that businesses should stop running paid ads on untested creative and instead post content organically first to validate performance, while urgently preparing for an AI-driven future where brand authority and indexed content will replace traditional search.

Cognitive Revolution

Cisco's Outshift SVP Vijoy Pandey introduces the 'Internet of Cognition'—higher-order protocols enabling distributed AI agents to share context and collaborate across organizational boundaries, contrasting with centralized frontier models and demonstrated through internal systems that automate 40% of site reliability tasks.