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All-In Podcast

The All-In Podcast hosts and guests analyze the Democratic Socialists of America's recent primary sweep in New York City, debating whether radical left-wing politics represents a populist shift similar to Trumpism, while Chamath Palihapitiya argues AI could be the ultimate economic equalizer if Silicon Valley improves its messaging.

The David Lin Report

Trader Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz warns that equity markets are dangerously overvalued and 'delusional,' predicting a 30-40% correction while flagging a looming 2008-style housing crisis driven by risky lending that could force new bank bailouts, even as he goes long gold and short oil expecting interest rates to climb toward 6%.

Impact Theory

President Trump is leveraging a bipartisan affordable housing bill that caps institutional investors to force passage of the Save America Act, sparking debate between hosts about whether election integrity or housing affordability should take precedence in legislative strategy.

The David Lin Report

Economist Michael Howell warns that global liquidity growth has peaked and is slowing dramatically, with Fed Chair Kevin Warsh preferring market-led tightening through a stronger dollar rather than direct rate hikes, creating a 'wrecking ball' environment for asset prices.

Joe Rogan Experience

Scott Eastwood discusses his supplement company North Performance and joins Joe Rogan in analyzing why American food contains harmful chemicals banned in Europe, while examining how political polarization prevents unified progress on public health.

Jordan Peterson

Jordan Peterson defends the desire for children as a primary source of meaning against modern ideological opposition, while arguing that contradictory belief systems like Christianity and Marxism create internal conflicts only resolvable through decisive action and lived experience.

My First Million

Professor Glenn Carroll argues that effective organizational culture isn't measured by employee happiness but by strategic alignment, where a 'strong culture' acts as infrastructure that enables decentralized decision-making, reduces managerial overhead, and allows employees to execute strategy automatically without constant oversight.

The David Lin Report

Fund manager Matthew Tuttle argues that while AI may be in a bubble, it differs from March 2000 due to tangible infrastructure constraints; investors should focus on memory, photonics, and energy bottlenecks while avoiding broad software exposure and practicing strict position sizing rather than attempting to time the top.

How I Built This (NPR)

Amid historic political instability that has seen seven prime ministers in ten years since Brexit, Keir Starmer resigned due to record-low approval ratings, positioning Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham as his likely successor while the UK navigates strained US relations and deepens its military commitment to Ukraine.

Latent Space

OpenAI Chief Research Officer Mark Chen discusses the company's research philosophy while cooking Korean tofu stew, emphasizing that scaling laws remain robust, reinforcement learning excels in objective domains, and successful research organizations balance top-down vision with bottom-up conviction.

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.