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The Pomp Podcast

Darius Dale argues the Fed is conducting 'financial repression' by maintaining hawkish rhetoric while effectively abandoning the 2% inflation target to avoid market panic. He identifies monetary drivers like deficit spending and credit growth as true inflation predictors rather than expectations, while warning that a K-shaped economy is pushing consumer delinquencies toward crisis levels despite aggregate resilience.

The Prof G Pod (Scott Galloway)

Falling birth rates reflect a crisis in relationship formation among young people who cannot achieve the stability to couple up, driven by housing insecurity, the decline of economically viable men, and digital isolation—particularly acute in the English-speaking world where mental health has deteriorated fastest.

The David Lin Report

Technical strategist Chris Vermeulen warns that multiple asset classes face significant corrections, with the S&P 500 potentially dropping 18-24%, gold retreating 17% to $3,300-$3,600, and Bitcoin targeting $44,000 or potentially $16,000, as market internals and utility outperformance signal institutional risk-off positioning.

Yahoo Finance

Markets closed mixed with rotation from mega-cap tech into equal-weight indices and industrials, while Micron's blowout earnings validated sustained AI infrastructure demand despite Apple and Microsoft announcing significant price hikes due to memory chip shortages.

Bloomberg Technology

Micron's record forecast signals AI-driven memory shortages will persist beyond 2027, forcing Apple to implement rare price hikes across its hardware lineup while Qualcomm bets heavily on data centers with a $15 billion revenue target by 2029 as the tech sector shifts from deflationary to inflationary pressure.

Jordan Peterson

Jordan Peterson argues that postmodernism emerged as an intellectual refuge for discredited Marxist ideology, transforming class struggle into identity-based oppression while rejecting objective truth—a combination he warns is psychologically destabilizing and historically catastrophic.

Grant Cardone

John Morgan details how he built America's largest personal injury law firm by treating marketing like a technology company, spending $600 million annually on advertising to achieve omnipresence while generating $100 million yearly in referral fees.

Y Combinator

Zynga founder Mark Pincus argues that while consumer startups are currently out of favor with investors, AI agents create unprecedented opportunities to reinvent everyday services. He shares his "Proven Better New" product framework and explains why founders must kill their ego to survive the inevitable failure of novel features.

Interesting Times with Ross Douthat

Author Louise Perry argues that the sexual revolution, while granting women autonomy through contraception and workforce participation, ultimately failed women by creating a hookup culture that exploits biological asymmetries, leaving modern feminism caught between ineffective consent education and the reality of male sexual violence.

20VC with Harry Stebbings

Google is hemorrhaging elite AI talent to startups offering research autonomy, while the industry faces an existential threat from China-subsidized open source models that threaten to collapse the economics of closed-source AI, raising Wall Street's critical question of who will ultimately pay for the $725 billion infrastructure buildout.

Impact Theory

Host Tom Bilyeu critiques economist Gary Stevenson's advocacy for wealth taxes, arguing that such taxes are economically destructive because they target theoretical asset values rather than tangible income, while identifying central bank money printing and deficit spending as the true drivers of wealth inequality.

Huberman Lab

Dr. Layne Norton explains that while 'calories in, calories out' is technically accurate, the physiology is complex due to variable metabolizable energy, different thermic effects of macronutrients, and individual metabolic factors; he establishes protein intake (1.6g/kg+) as the primary lever for body composition, noting that plant-based diets require isolated sources or leucine supplementation to match animal protein efficacy.