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Long-form interviews and conversations with tech, AI, and finance leaders (30min+)
Joe Rogan and comedian Matt McCusker discuss biohacking strategies from creatine loading to fermented foods, examine how algorithms exploit outrage through facial tracking, and analyze suspicious details surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death and Prince Andrew's legal troubles.
Professor Aswath Damodaran warns that equity markets are dangerously ignoring 'catastrophic risk' as the post-WWII US-centered economic order unravels without a clear replacement, yet sees selective opportunity in beaten-down software stocks whose sticky business models can survive AI disruption if management embraces cannibalization over margin protection.
Professor Eswar Prasad discusses his book 'The Doom Loop,' arguing that globalization's uneven benefits have trapped economics, domestic politics, and geopolitics in a destabilizing feedback loop where populist resentment and zero-sum competition are replacing the post-Cold War order, while Super Bowl ad trends suggest AI may be following crypto into bubble territory.
This episode explores how flawed decision-making stems not from mathematical errors in Bayesian updating, but from people restricting their 'model set'—the range of explanations they're willing to consider a priori. When groups socially exclude certain hypotheses, members invent increasingly convoluted interpretations to maintain their worldview rather than updating beliefs.
Kai Ryssdal argues the U.S. economy presents a stark paradox of soaring corporate profits and record stock markets alongside a fearful, stagnant labor market and dangerous income inequality (Gini coefficient 83), compounded by a complete vacuum of political leadership and institutional decay that threatens long-term stability.
This episode covers the Winter Olympics men's hockey quarterfinals where Team USA survived a sudden-death thriller against Sweden while Canada narrowly avoided an upset, alongside reports of defective medals breaking off ribbons and emotional highlights from Mikaela Shiffrin and Jordan Stolz.
Danny Moses, the trader portrayed in 'The Big Short,' warns that current market uncertainty exceeds 2008 levels, with a weakening dollar, record debt, and hidden leverage creating conditions where the 'K-shaped' economy's wealthy tier could descend rapidly, triggering a violent reversal of the wealth effect.
Michael Malice and Joe Rogan discuss the dangers of AI reinforcing extremist views and driving real-world violence, analyze newly released Epstein documents revealing deep Russian intelligence connections, and examine bizarre legal anomalies like North Carolina's 'alienation of affection' law, while warning that internet culture is descending into dangerous binary thinking and schadenfreude.
NVIDIA Cosmos Reason 2 enables physical AI systems to interpret the physical world through structured reasoning and common sense. The session highlights Milestone Systems' deployment of fine-tuned models for smart city traffic analytics, achieving automated incident detection and reporting at city scale.
AI has created a unique capital flywheel where frontier model companies raise billions pre-monetization to buy compute, convert dollars directly into capabilities via scaling laws, and vertically integrate into applications—potentially outspending and absorbing the entire ecosystem built on top of them.
Venture capital is concentrating unprecedented capital into frontier AI as Anthropic raises $30 billion at a $380 billion valuation while achieving historically unmatched 10x annual growth rates, while traditional SaaS companies face a 'gravity well' of declining valuations as Corporate America mandates AI adoption regardless of immediate ROI.
As India becomes the world's most populous nation and fastest-growing major economy, it is pursuing a complex multi-alignment strategy—balancing historic ties with Russia, new trade deals with Europe, and fraught relations with the U.S.—to secure recognition as a great power rather than dominance like China.